Martin Luther King Jr.: The Life of a Civil Rights LeaderThe Rosen Publishing Group, Inc, 15 août 2006 - 48 pages Readers will witness the incendiary times that catapulted King to legendary fame during America s civil rights movement. His story is told with a sensitive approach to the violence and racism of the period. |
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