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The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr., by David J. Garrow
Eric M. Breindel — January 1982
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For some time it has been Common knowledge that the FBI engaged in a relentless investigation of Martin Luther King, Jr. during most of his brief public career. In this book, David Garrow sets out to review the Bureau’s campaign against King.
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