Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965 edition) (Q11422)
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1965 edition, published by Grove Press, Inc.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965 edition) |
1965 edition, published by Grove Press, Inc. |
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WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF ALEX HALEY | INTRODUCTION BY M.S. HANDLER | EPILOGUE BY ALEX HALEY | THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X | GROVE PRESS, INC. | NEW YORK
spread across 2 pages, p. [ii-iii]
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Copyright © 1965 by Alex Haley and Betty Shabazz | Introduction © by M.S. Handler | "On Malcolm X" by Ossie Davis © 1965 by Roger Price
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Copyright © 1964 by Alex Haley and Malcolm X
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Manufactured in the United States of America, by the Book Press, Brattleboro, Vermont
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This book I dedicate to my beloved wife Betty and our children and whose sacrifices made it possible for me to do my work
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7.50 dollars
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plate 1, recto, between p. 336-337
depicts Malcolm X with his brothers and sister, Wesley, Reginald, and Yvonne
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plate 1, recto, between p. 336-337
Malcolm X at age 14
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plate 1, verso, between p. 336-337
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plate 1, verso, between p. 336-337
1949
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plate 2, recto, between p. 336-337
"In his 'zoot' suit, at fifteen
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plate 2, recto, between p. 336-337
depicts Harlem's Hotel Theresa, at 125th Street and Seventh Avenue
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plate 2, verso, between p. 336-337
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plate 2, verso, between p. 336-337
Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X at NOI meeting
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plate 3, recto, between p. 336-337
Elijah Muhammad speaking at NOI meeting
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plate 3, recto, between p. 336-337
Class in Arabic for NOI
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plate 3, recto, between p. 336-337
Muslim women's attire
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plate 3, verso, between p. 336-337
NYC outdoor rally
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plate 3, verso, between p. 336-337
Harlem readers of Muslim literature
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plate 4, recto, between p. 336-337
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plate 4, recto, between p. 336-337
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plate 4, verso, between p. 336-337
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plate 4, verso, between p. 336-337
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plate 5, recto, between p. 336-337
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plate 5, recto, between p. 336-337
talking to students at Long Island University
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plate 5, verso, between p. 336-337
Malcolm X speaking to students at Harvard Law School Forum
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plate 5, verso, between p. 336-337
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plate 6, recto, between p. 336-337
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plate 6, recto, between p. 336-337
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plate 6, verso, between p. 336-337
first page of a letter from Malcolm X to Alex Haley
6 April 1964
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plate 7, recto, between p. 336-337
Malcolm X, returned home from a trip abroad, holding a child
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plate 7, recto, between p. 336-337
Malcolm X outside his damaged Elmhurst home after it was attacked with fire bombs
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plate 7, verso, between p. 336-337
"Immediately after the shooting at the Audobon Ballroom in Harlem"
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plate 7, verso, between p. 336-337
"Malcolm X is carried to the hospital on a stretcher"
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plate 8, recto, between p. 336-337
"Malcolm X's widow, Betty, leaves medical examiner's office after identifying body of her husband. At left is Mrs. Ella Collins, Malcolm X's sister."
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plate 8, recto, between p. 336-337
Ossie Davis speaks to funeral meeting at the Fatih Temple, Church of God in Christ
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plate 8, recto, between p. 336-337
Mrs. Betty Shabazz stands at the head of grave in Ferncliff Cemetery, New York, as coffin is lowered
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