Divine agitators: The delta ministry and civil rights in Mississippi

Divine Agitators: The Delta Ministry and Civil Rights in Mississippi

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276. "Magnolia: Mississippi Denies Clerics Common Courtesy." Churchman, November 1964, p. 18.
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289. "Mission Divisions: No Delta Ministry Action. " Christian Advocate 10(May 19, 1966):23.
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291. "Mississippi Plantation Strikers Backed by Delta Ministry." Witness 50(June 24, 1965):6.
292. "Mississippians United-$5, 000." Mississippi Newsletter [Freedom Information Service] 30(September 15, 1967):1.
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320. "Shame: Whites' Responsibility for Order Asked by Group. " Churchman, November 1964, p. 14.
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