The Black spiritual movement
a religious response to racism
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Word Count
55,250 words, Guess
Page Count
221 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveblackspiritualmo0000baer
- ISBN-100870494139
- ISBN-139780870494130
- LibraryThing3249101
- Goodreads3941544
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- Library of Congress Control Number83014559
- OCLC Control Number9762383
- Better World Books9780870494130
- Open LibraryOL18333540M
Classifications
- DDC277.3/008996073
- LCCBR563.N4 B33 1984
- LCCBX6194.A464 B34 1984
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- LCCBR563.N4 B33 1984
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