Follows the life of the great Baptist minister and civil rights leader, whose philosophy of non-violent confrontation helped him achieve equality for blacks in America.
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Grade 6 Up A concise and well-written biography by the authors of the adult title, The Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Watts, 1978; o.p.). King's life storythe history that he lived and the history that he helped shapeis told in a simple, eloquent style. The language and format are accessible even while conveying some social history as a context for the study of King's life. While this book adds little new thinking or perspective on the study of King's life, it is appropriate for strong middle-grade readers and young adults. An important addition to most library collections. Gale P. Jackson, Brooklyn Public Schools
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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