"We Had Sneakers, They Had Guns: The Kids Who Fought for Civil Rights in Mississippi"

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We Had Sneakers, They Had Guns: The Kids Who Fought for Civil Rights in Mississippi	Tracy Sugarman	2009	Syracuse University Press
They who fought here	Bell Irvin Wiley, Hirst Dillon Milhollen	1959	Macmillan
The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi	Ted Ownby	2013	University Press of Mississippi
The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi	Ted Ownby	2013	University Press of Mississippi
Local people: the struggle for civil rights in Mississippi	John Dittmer	1994	University of Illinois Press
What They Had We Need	Rodger Moyer	2005	Schmul Publishing Co
Who marched for civil rights?	Richard Spilsbury	2015	Raintree
Freedom Summer: the 1964 Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi	Susan Goldman Rubin	2014	Holiday House, Inc.
The men who fought the Civil War	Linda R. Wade	1998	Abdo Pub.
They fought for the Union	Francis Alfred Lord	1988	Bonanza Books
Feminism's founding fathers: the men who fought for women's rights	Gazdar, Kaevan	2016	John Hunt Publishing;Zero Books
For this we fought	Stuart Chase, Stuart Chase	1946	The Twentieth Century Fund
Kids & guns	Cynthia DiLaura Devore	1994	Abdo & Daughters
A white minority in post-civil rights Mississippi	Thomas Adams Upchurch	2005	Hamilton Books
They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the American Civil War	DeAnne Blanton and Lauren M. Cook	2002	Louisiana State University Press
The Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission: Civil Rights and States' Rights	Yasuhiro Katagiri	2001	University Press of Mississippi
The Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission: civil rights and states' rights /	Katagiri, Yasuhiro,	[2001], ©2001.	University Press of Mississippi,
The Axis: Hitler's allies: who they were, why they fought, their fate	Richard E. Osborne	2015	Riebel-Roque Publishing, Inc.
Divine Agitators: The Delta Ministry and Civil Rights in Mississippi	Mark Newman	2004	University of Georgia Press
We ain't what we was: civil rights in the new South /	Wirt, Frederick M.	[1997], ©1997.	Duke University Press,
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They Fought a Good Fight: SNCC and Civil Rights in Mississippi		Race, Gender, and Identity: A Social Science Comparative Analysis of Africana Culture	James L. Conyers	2013	Routledge
Who else fought in the Civil War?		Soldiers of the Civil War	Tim Roche	2011	Heinemann Library
Mississippi-civil rights battleground		The "Mississippi Burning" civil rights murder conspiracy trial: a headline court case	Harvey Fireside	2002	Enslow Publishers
And then we had kids!		Gifted to lead: the art of leading as a woman in the church	Nancy Beach	2008	Zondervan
Civilities and Civil Rights in Mississippi		Manners and Southern History	Ted Ownby	2007	University Press of Mississippi
Civilities and civil rights in Mississippi		Manners and southern history: essays by Catherine Clinton. . . [etal. ]	Ted Ownby	2007	University Press of Mississippi
A "Modern Moses" For Civil Rights in Mississippi		T. R. M. Howard: doctor, entrepreneur, civil rights pioneer /	Beito, David T.,; Beito, Linda Royster,; Mitchell, Jerry W.,		Independent Institute
A "modern Moses" for civil rights in Mississippi		Black Maverick: T. R. M. Howard's Fight for Civil Rights and Economic Power	David T. Beito	2009	University of Illinois Press
The Land They Fought For	Robert C. Whisonant	Arming the Confederacy: How Virginia’s Minerals Forged the Rebel War Machine	Robert C. Whisonant	2015	Springer International Publishing
They fought for the motherland		Boris Yeltsin: from Bolshevik to Democrat	Morrison, John	1992	Dutton
Did kids protest for civil rights too?		What was your dream, Dr. King?: and other questions about Martin Luther King, Jr	Mary Kay Carson	2013	Sterling Children's Books
Why they fought: the initial motivations of German American soldiers who fought for the Union in the American Civil War	Anthony J. Cade	Foreign Fighters and Multinational Armies: From Civil Conflicts to Coalition Wars, 1848-2015	Steven O’Connor; Guillaume Piketty	2022	Routledge
Who fought?		Life in Civil War America	Michael J. Varhola	2011	F+W Media;Family Tree Books
Guns and Kids		Gun Control	L. K. Currie-McGhee	November 21, 2003	Lucent Books
We fought		War and the arc of human experience /	Petersen, Glenn,		Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
On the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi (1989)		On being female, black, and free: essays by Margaret Walker, 1932-1992 /	Walker, Margaret,; Graham, Maryemma.	[1997], ©1997.	University of Tennessee Press,
Civil Rights in Mississippi Informs LGBT Concerns	Mac Farmer	Voices of Civil Rights Lawyers: Reflections from the Deep South, 19641980	Edited by Kent Spriggs	2017	University Press of Florida
Who fought in the war?		The true story of the Civil War	Willow Clark	2013	PowerKids Press
"We are for civil rights for Negroes"		Won over: reflections of a federal judge on his journey from Jim Crow Mississippi /	Alsup, William H.,		NewSouth Books
“We Thought We Fought for Ireland”	Richard Parfitt	Musical Culture and the Spirit of Irish Nationalism, 1848–1972	Richard Parfitt	2019	Routledge
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