Letter from Angie Elizabeth Shelton to MLK

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Mrs. Shelton expresses her gratitude to Dr. King for renewing her faith. After reading one of Dr. King's books, she states that she felt herself beginning to believe. Mrs. Shelton has decided to buy and study "Civil Disobedience" thanks to Dr. King.

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Letter from Angie Elizabeth Shelton to MLK
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[Inserted text: [MS: illegible] [Stamp in blue ink: SEP[TEMBER] 23 1958 [Inserted text: 10/23] [Underlined: Thank you for the greatest gift of all, the gift of renewed faith.] [Closing signature: Angie Elizabeth Shelton]
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Communism
Civil Disobedience
People
Gandhi, Mahatma
Thoreau, Henry David
Rauschenbusch, Walter
Nehru, Jawaharlal
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University of Chicago