ILLUSTRATIONS

Photographs

1. King, James A. Dombrowski, Carl Braden, Anne Braden, Frank Wilkinson, and Coretta Scott King at reception in Atlanta, Georgia 97 2. King and Ralph Abernathy at First Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama 97 3. King, James Farmer, Wyatt Tee Walker, Ralph Abernathy, and John Lewis at press conference in Montgomery 98 4. King and others at planning session for the Freedom Rides in Montgomery 98 5. King and Gurdon Brewster at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta 99 6. King talks to press outside the White House 99 7. King and William G. Anderson are arrested by Albany police chief Laurie Pritchett 100 8. King shakes hands with Chuck Moran at E. C. Glass High School in Lynchburg, Virginia 100 9. King and Abernathy talk with reporters 101 10. King addresses mass meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany, Georgia, on 12 July 1962 102 11. King, Ralph Abernathy, and William G. Anderson at Anderson's home in Albany 103 12. King, Anderson, and Coretta Scott King at mass meeting at Albany's Third Kiokee Baptist Church 104 13. King, Abernathy, and Anderson after their meeting with Albany police chief Laurie Pritchett 104 14. King, Constance Baker Motley, and William M. Kunstler leaves the court- house in Atlanta 105 15. King speaks at a mass meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany on 24 July 1962 105 16. King and Walker at a press conference in Albany 106 17. King, Abernathy, and others at pool hall in Albany 107 18. King, Slater King, Charles Sherrod, Norma L. Anderson, Lois Steele, William G. Anderson, Coretta Scott King, and Ralph Abernathy at mass meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany 107 19. King, Bernard Scott Lee, Wyatt Tee Walker, unidentified man, Ralph Abernathy, and James L. Bevel at ruins of Shady Grove Baptist Church in Albany 108 xxiii 20. King addressing mass meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Albany on 27 August 1962 108

Facsimiles

1. Memo from J. Edgar Hoover to Robert F. Kennedy 33 2. Invitation to inauguration of John F. Kennedy 129 3. Handwritten draft of "Equality Now: The President Has the Power" 142 4. Letter to John F. Kennedy 176 5. Handwritten draft of invocation at funeral of John Wesley Dobbs 266 6. Handwritten outline of social philosophy lecture 289 7. Handwritten seminar notes 294 8. Handwritten press release on Advise and Consent 312 9. Sumter County Jail Ledger 347 10. Telegram from Ralph Abernathy 348 11. Handwritten notes on recruitment of volunteers 382 12. Telegram to Ralph Abernathy 427 13. Handwritten draft of NAACP speech 498 14. Albany Jail Diary, 10 July 1962 512 15. Albany Jail Diary, 27 July 1962 562 16. Handwritten notes on leaving Albany 564