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Slim trade paperback. Describes the civil rights movement as the work of the Communists, Negroes as pawns of those who hope to destroy our country, and the 14th amendment as fraudulently adopted and a 'main bulwark' of the civil rights hoax. Not exactly an objective - or accurate - book. Uses the example of one Perry Smaw, an 87 year old black man (a 'respected Southern Negro') who was killed in 1965 purported by 'civil rights barbarians' in retaliation for speaking out against civil rights, and ignores the brutality aimed not just at those who were civil rights activists, but all Negoes who stepped out of 'their place.' 51 pp with appendix and bibliography. Near fine in illustrated wrappers ( slight toning to pages.) .

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