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Title: Malcolm X: The FBI File
Author: Claybourne Carson
ISBN: 9780881847581
Publisher: Carroll & Graff
Published: 1993
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Good
Good condition
Political Science 1640365
Publisher Description:
The FBI opened its file on Malxolm X shortly after his release from a Boston prison in March 1953. Twelve years later -- on February 21, 1965 -- he was assassinated in a hail of bullets. Yet his fascinating story survived his violent death -- and a vital part of that story is found here in MALCOLM X: THE FBI FILE.
This extaordinary work distills the voluminous file kept on the most controversial and charismatic civil rights leader, which ran to more than thirty-six hundred pages. Accompanied by the incisive commentaries of Clayborne Carson, a leading scholar of the American Civil Rights movement, this is a fascinating biographical and historical document, one that sheds light on both Malcolm X and the government compelled to monitor him.
"These pages allow us to understand better a remarkable orator who, among all his other gifts, was able to listen and grow." -- The New York Times
Author: Claybourne Carson
ISBN: 9780881847581
Publisher: Carroll & Graff
Published: 1993
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Good
Good condition
Political Science 1640365
Publisher Description:
The FBI opened its file on Malxolm X shortly after his release from a Boston prison in March 1953. Twelve years later -- on February 21, 1965 -- he was assassinated in a hail of bullets. Yet his fascinating story survived his violent death -- and a vital part of that story is found here in MALCOLM X: THE FBI FILE.
This extaordinary work distills the voluminous file kept on the most controversial and charismatic civil rights leader, which ran to more than thirty-six hundred pages. Accompanied by the incisive commentaries of Clayborne Carson, a leading scholar of the American Civil Rights movement, this is a fascinating biographical and historical document, one that sheds light on both Malcolm X and the government compelled to monitor him.
"These pages allow us to understand better a remarkable orator who, among all his other gifts, was able to listen and grow." -- The New York Times
