House Divided: The Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King

by Lokos, Lionel

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Book desription: Arlington House, 1968. Hard Cover. Very Good/Fair-Good. 567 pages. Tight, clean book; light shelfwear. The dust jacket has chipping and wear to edges; price intact on front flap "Between these covers is the story of the Montgomery bus boycott, which started Dr. King on his road to fame, and his later campaigns in Birmingham and Selma. Also chroniocled are several campaigns the civil rights movement would perhaps like to forget-Chicago and Albany, Georgia-with the author's illuminating analysis of why those two communities were not overcome by Martin Luther King's 'loving confrontations'. Here too are careful accounts of the rise of Black Power, and Stokely Carmichael's sudden prominence; of riots in Los Angeles, Newark, Detroit and hundreds of other American communities; of King's attempts to merge the civil rights and anti-Vietnam war movements, and his political love affair with Ho Chi Minh. The author examines Martin Luther Kings' doctrine of nonviolence and finds in it the seeds of the violence that predicatbly followed each new campaign led by Dr. King....." and much more. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Inventory No: 050230. .

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