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My Soul is Rested

15346
Published by G.P. Putnam's Sons

Includes interviews with:

Contents of this path:

  1. Civil Rights Chronology and Table of contents from My Soul is Rested
  2. Prelude to My Soul is Rested, James Farmer, On Cracking White City
  3. E. D. Nixon p. 37-39 in My Soul is Rested
  4. Rosa Parks pp. 39-41 in My Soul is Rested
  5. E. D. Nixon p. 41-49 in My Soul is Rested
  6. Yancey Martin p. 58-61 in My Soul is Rested
  7. Bayard Rustin 62-67 my soul is rested
  8. John Lewis An Alabama Boyhood p. 71-74 in My Soul is Rested
  9. Dave Dennis pp. 72-77 in My soul is rested
  10. Freedom Riders pp. 109-121 in My soul is rested
  11. Andrew Marrisett, pp. 146-149 in My Soul is Rested
  12. Ed Gardner pp. 139-153 in My soul is rested
  13. Abraham Wood pp. 150-153 in My soul is rested
  14. Memories of the March pp. 216-221 My soul is rested
  15. Mary Dora Jones pp. 279-281 in My soul is rested