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Shuttlesworth's house , " says Mrs. Walker . " And when I went to the meeting the next morning Rev. Shuttlesworth was the first thing I saw . And I knowed as how their house was blowed up , and I couldn't figure out how he was there .
Shuttlesworth's house , " says Mrs. Walker . " And when I went to the meeting the next morning Rev. Shuttlesworth was the first thing I saw . And I knowed as how their house was blowed up , and I couldn't figure out how he was there .
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This means that we went around house - to - house , door - to - door in the hot sun everyday because the most impor- tant thing was to convince the local townspeople that . . . we were people who were responsible .
This means that we went around house - to - house , door - to - door in the hot sun everyday because the most impor- tant thing was to convince the local townspeople that . . . we were people who were responsible .
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King's house is bombed in Montgomery , AL . Montgomery , AL activist E.D. Nixon's house is bombed . Autherine J. Lucy becomes first black student to attend University of Alabama , Tuscaloosa .
King's house is bombed in Montgomery , AL . Montgomery , AL activist E.D. Nixon's house is bombed . Autherine J. Lucy becomes first black student to attend University of Alabama , Tuscaloosa .
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