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]\[ew    F Y I   -=- this may be of use when the school library
is requested to provide biographical info of MLK -=- usually
around his birthday.

Wade Grimes                  voice > 314 898 5553
Social Studies Dept Chair      fax > 314 898 3140
Audio Visual Dir CATV 18  internet > wgrimes1@services.dese.state.mo.us
H L Purdin High School
Elsberry, Missouri 63343 0106        A R S > WA0MHP

                  No president has been punished undeservedly --
                        character matters.  Ideas have consequences.

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sat, 4 Jun 94 23:25:49 CDT
From: Wade E. Grimes <wgrimes1@services>
Subject: Stanford University - Martin Luther King Jr Bibliography


       Martin Luther King Jr. Bibliography at Stanford University

To access:

1.      Type telnet forsythetn.stanford.edu or 36.54.0.12
2.      At the Account? prompt type    socrates
3.      At the Type of terminal? prompt type   VT100
4.      At the Your Response prompt type  select mlk
5.      Type END to logoff

The MLK Bibliography lists approximately 2700 bibliographic citations to
works by or about Martin Luther King, Jr., and the civil rights
movement. This Bibliography was compiled by staff of the Martin Luther
King, Jr., Papers Project, as a first step in preparing to publish
King's works.  It is intended to help both the student and the scholar
traverse the rich and varied terrain of primary and secondary
historical, sociological, and journalistic sources on King and the Black
freedom struggle.  (For more information on the Project, type HELP MLK
PAPERS PROJECT.)

A printed version of this Bibliography, called "A Guide to Research on
Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Black Freedom Struggle", is available
in Green Library.  Though the Guide is not comprehensive, it surveys a
selection of the most important contemporary and scholarly resources on
King and the struggle.

Project staff are still verifying the citations in the Bibliography, so
you may encounter some errors.  Please use the SUGGEST command to send
comments, corrections, or questions, or call the Project staff at
723-2093 (ask for Pete).


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