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Harry S. Ashmore

14 works

1954–1994 across 13 dated works

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The Negro and the schools.1954
The Negro and the schools1954
An epitaph for Dixie.1958
The other side of Jordan.1960

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The William O. Douglas inquiry into the state of individual freedom1979
With William O. Douglas, William H. Alsup
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Arkansas: a Bicentennial history1978
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Civil rights and wrongs: a memoir of race and politics 1944-19941994
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Hearts and minds: the anatomy of racism from Roosevelt to Reagan1982
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The other side of Jordan.1960
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Unseasonable truths: the life of Robert Maynard Hutchins1989
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The Negro and the schools.1954
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Mission to Hanoi: a chronicle of double-dealing in high places, a special report from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions1968
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Fear in the air: broadcasting and the first amendment: the anatomy of a constitutional crisis1973
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An epitaph for Dixie.1958
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The Negro and the schools1954
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Britannica junior1961
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The man in the middle1966
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The Negro and the Schools. Foreword by Owen J. Roberts1954
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