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Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr.
Chapter 1: Early Years
Chapter 2: Morehouse College
Chapter 3: Crozer Seminary
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Chapter 5: Coretta
Chapter 6: Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Chapter 7: Montgomery Movement Begins
Chapter 8: The Violence of Desperate Men
Chapter 10: The Expanding Struggle
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Chapter 12: Brush with Death
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Chapter 15: Atlanta Arrest and Presidential Politics
Chapter 16: The Albany Movement
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King appeals conviction
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July 20, 1956
King’s appeal of his conviction is submitted to the Alabama Court of Appeals.
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