Martin Luther King Jr.

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Born:
Jan. 15, 1929
Died:
April 4, 1968

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Martin Luther King Jr. (born Michael King Jr.; January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an American baptist minister and civil rights movement leader, most famous for his speech "I have a dream", assassinated, the son on Martin Luther King, Sr. (1899-1984).

Books by Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr.: Where Do We Go from Here (Hardcover, 1967, HarperCollins Publishers)

Where Do We Go from Here

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr (2001, Tandem Library)

Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Letter from the Birmingham Jail (1994, Harpercollins)

Letter from the Birmingham Jail

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Martin Luther King Jr.: The radical King (2014)

The radical King

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Strength to love (1984, Walker and Company, (Ulverscroft) [distributor])

Strength to love

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Letter From Birmingham Jail I Have A Dream Speech (2007, Perfection Learning)

Letter From Birmingham Jail I Have A Dream Speech

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Conscience for Change (AudiobookFormat, 2007, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC Audio)) No rating

Conscience for Change

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Why We Can't Wait (2000, New American Library)

Why We Can't Wait

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Alabama

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Loving your enemies; Letter from a Birmingham jail; Declaration of independence from the war in Vietnam (A.J. Muste Memorial Institute)

Loving your enemies; Letter from a Birmingham jail; Declaration of independence from the war in Vietnam

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Martin Luther King Jr., Dion Graham: Letter from Birmingham City Jail (Paperback, 2018, Penguin Books, Limited)

Letter from Birmingham City Jail

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Martin Luther King Jr.: I have a dream (Paperback, 1999, Scholastic Press) No rating

I have a dream

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Strength to love (2010, Fortress Press) No rating

Strength to love

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Martin Luther King Jr., Clayborne Carson, Kris Shepard, Andrew Young: A call to conscience (2002) No rating

A call to conscience

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Martin Luther King Jr.: Stride toward freedom (Paperback, 2010, Beacon Press)

Stride toward freedom

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