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Martin Luther King And The Rhetoric Of Freedom

The Exodus Narrative in America's Struggle for Civil Rights [Paperback]

by Gary S. Selby

    • Author

      Gary S. Selby

    • Book Format

      paperback

    • Publisher

      Baylor University Press

    • Published

      June 2008

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      Martin Luther King And The Rhetoric Of Freedom

      Today's Price £37.49



      Product Description

      Shows how Martin Luther King Jr used the biblical story of Exodus to motivate African Americans in their struggle for freedom from racial oppression

      Examines King’s major speeches in relation to the Exodus narrative

      Suggests that the story of Exodus provided a structure which called King and his followers to action

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      • Author

        Gary S. Selby

      • Book Format

        paperback

      • Publisher

        Baylor University Press

      • Published

        June 2008

      • Weight

        377g

      • Page Count

        225

      • Dimensions

        154 x 230 x 18 mm

      • ISBN

        9781602580169

      • ISBN-10

        1602580162

      • Eden Code

        1145576

      More Information

      • Author/Creator: Gary S. Selby

      • ISBN: 9781602580169

      • Publisher: Baylor University Press

      • Release Date: June 2008

      • Weight: 377g

      • Dimensions: 154 x 230 x 18 mm

      • Eden Code: 1145576


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