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And Gently He Shall Lead Them Robert Parris Moses and Civil Rights in Mississippi
"This moving account of a key figure in American history contributes greatly to our understanding of the past. It also informs our vision of the servant leader needed to guide the 1990s movement.". -- Marian Wright Edelman, President, Children's Defense Fund. "First-rate intellectual and political history, this study explores the relations between the practical objectives of SNCC and its moral and cultural goals.". -- Irwin Unger, Author of These United States and Postwar America. "Robert Moses emerges from these pages as that rare modern hero, the man whose life enacts.
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- ""This moving account of a key figure in American history contributes greatly to our understanding of the past. It also informs our vision of the servant leader needed to guide the 1990s movement.". -- Marian Wright Edelman, President, Children's Defense Fund. "First-rate intellectual and political history, this study explores the relations between the practical objectives of SNCC and its moral and cultural goals.". -- Irwin Unger, Author of These United States and Postwar America. "Robert Moses emerges from these pages as that rare modern hero, the man whose life enacts."@en