![]() ![]() ![]() King headed to Memphis to support sanitation workers, and Ray followed and planned the murder. Swanson intersperses Ray’s travels with a discussion of changes in King’s work, specifically his opposition to the Vietnam War and his “Poor People’s Campaign.” The third section begins on March 17, 1968, as Ray and King both leave California. The second section gives a synopsis of Ray’s early life and criminal history, describes his prison break, and details his wanderings before arriving in Los Angeles in November 1967. After introducing King, the first section of the book develops with a chapter for each year beginning with 1956 and continuing to April 23, 1967, the day that James Earl Ray escaped from prison. ![]() political history-and the killer who assassinated him. Gr 7 Up –A detailed, well-organized, and vividly illustrated history of Martin Luther King Jr.’s role in the civil rights movement and U.S. Chasing King’s Killer: The Hunt for Martin Luther King Jr.’s Assassin.368p. ![]()
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