King, Martin Luther Jr
Also known as
King, Martin Luther
Born 1929-01-01
Died 1968-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL10360811A
Top Subjects
- African Americans (11)
- Civil rights (10)
- United States (9)
- Race relations (7)
- Nonviolence (5)
- Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968) (4)
- 20th century (3)
Books by King, Martin Luther Jr
Total count: 18
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A comparison of the conceptions of God in the thinking of Paul Tillich and Henry Nelson Wieman1955-01-01
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We shall overcome!Documentary of the March on Washington1964-01-01
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Stride toward freedomthe Montgomery storyHarper1964-01-01
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Annual reportdelivered at SCLC's ninth annual national convention, Birmingham, Alabama, August 11, 1965Southern Christian Leadership Conference1965-01-01
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A gift of loveseven vignettes of human kindness, courage and concern written especially for McCall's in the spirit of the seasonMcCall Corp.1966-01-01
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The Ware lecture, 1966Dept. of Adult Programs, Unitarian Universalist Association1966-01-01
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. John C. Bennett, Dr. Henry Steele Commager, Rabbi Abraham Heschel speak on the war in VietnamClergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam1967-01-01
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I have a dreamoriginal address from the march on Washington, August 196320th Century-Fox1968-01-01
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Letter from Birmingham JailThe Overbrook Press1968-01-01
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Family planninga special and urgent concernPlanned Parenthood World Population1971-01-01
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Loving your enemies ; Letter from a Birmingham jail ; Declaration of independence from the war in VietnamA.J. Muste Memorial Institute1981-01-01
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Appeal for an international boycott of South AfricaUnited Nations [Centre Against Apartheid]1982-01-01
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Non-aggression procedures to inter-racial harmonyNational Ministries1996-01-01
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Martin Luther King, Jr"I have a dream."Nostalgia Co., a Division of SoundWorks2004-01-01
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Martin Luther King"I have a dream."MPI Home Video2005-01-01
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Letter from Birmingham City JailLimited Editions Club2007-01-01
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האוטוביוגרפיהYediʻot aḥaronot2008-01-01
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Ipʻ makʻmā taṅʻ lū sā kaṅʻʺ pyū nī yā ̕a kraṅʻʺ = The words and inspiration of Martin Luther King, JrPathama 'a krimʻ.Muṃ Rveʺ cā pe2011-01-01