Miracle in Birmingham: A Civil Rights Memoir, 1954-1965 |
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Contents
Time to Put Up | 1 |
Segregation Tests Begin | 13 |
How Crazy Was Segregation? | 26 |
Charles Nice Stands Alone | 33 |
Crime of the Century | 41 |
Kill Him Kill Him | 53 |
Action on Mothers Day | 60 |
Black Chickens White Chickens | 68 |
David Vanns Vision | 105 |
No More Bull | 112 |
One Thousand Dollars Buys | 119 |
Four Little Girls | 128 |
Confused White Man | 135 |
Police Shootings | 144 |
Called to the Ministry | 151 |
Chapter Twenty | 172 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Miracle in Birmingham: A Civil Rights Memoir, 1954-1965 |
| Author | W. Edward Harris |
| Publisher | Stonework Press, 2004 |
| ISBN | 0963886479, 9780963886477 |
| Length | 201 pages |
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