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Historical Dictionary of New England (Historical Dictionaries of Cities of the World, No. 13.)
Peter C. Holloran

The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 2003

The Historical Dictionary of New England covers the facts, history, institutions, literature, names, places, topics and words that characterize the political, economic, social, and cultural life of New England. It intends to be a convenient source of reliable information on all the New England states. It is selective and offers insightful raw material useful to students, visitors, and the curious reader as well as to the specialist or scholar.

A Knock at Midnight: Inspiration from the Great Sermons of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

4 reviews
Clayborne Carson, Peter Holloran

Hachette Audio, 2005

MLK "A Knock at Midnight" Sermon Series Review...
The sermon series is awesome!!! Each sermon has an introduction that gives the listener valuable tidbits about the sermon. You can feel the effect of MLK's powerful oration abilities. All of the sermons are still relevant today and anyone who has a pulse can benefit from listening to the set.

A Knock at Midnight
Martin Luther King, Peter Holloran

Abacus, 2000

A Knock at Midnight: Inspiration from the Great Sermons of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

9 reviews
Martin Luther King Jr., Clayborne Carson

Grand Central Publishing, 1998

I wish I could give this EXPERIENCE 10 stars!
Notice I refer to the cassettes and the companion book as an EXPERIENCE as I both listened to and read the REVEREND King! Although the media focused on the visible part of his ministry, the civil rights movement, his sermons are profound and awesome in their implications for today as well as their in their powerful delivery during the mid-1950's through 1960's. Although I will cherish both the ...

The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr. : Rediscovering Precious Values July 1951-November 1955 (Papers of ...

1 review
Martin Luther King Jr., Peter H. Holloran, ...

University of California Press, 1994

The young MLK
Volume 1 of the King papers goes to 1951, when M.L. King, Jr., was 22. There are childhood letters to parents, but more interesting are student essays from Morehouse and Crozer, which show King gaining confidence and sophistication as his education progressed.