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The narrative of Hosea Hudson: his life as a Negro Communist in the South
Nell Irvin Painter
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Frontmatter
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Chronology (page xiii)
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Nell Irvin Painter's Introduction (page 1)
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Hosea Hudson's Introduction (page 47)
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1. From the Country to the City (page 53)
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2. Joining the Communist Party (page 75)
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3. Sticking to the Party (page 94)
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4. A Party Leader in Birmingham (page 110)
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5. First Demonstrations, 1932-33 (page 127)
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6. Reeltown (page 146)
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7. The Depression (page 157)
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8. Reverend Sears and the Reds (page 169)
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9. To New York and the Birmingham Jail (page 180)
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10. National Training School (page 195)
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11. Back South (page 214)
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12. Atlanta (page 224)
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13. The Neighborhood Union and Lint Shaw (page 234)
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14. CIO Organizing in Birmingham (page 244)
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15. The Right To Vote Club (page 255)
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16. The NAACP and Community Work (page 269)
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17. WPA and the Workers Alliance (page 282)
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18. End of the WPA (page 293)
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19. The Alabama CP in the 1940s (page 306)
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20. Local 2815, USWA (page 313)
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21. The Alabama CIO (page 329)
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22. The Marriage Breaks Up (page 341)
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23. Red-Baited (page 352)
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Notes (page 365 )
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Bibliographical Essay (page 391 )
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Acknowledgments (page 395 )
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Index (page 397 )
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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JSH | 46.3 (Aug. 1980): 453-454 | http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0022-4642%28198008%2946%3A3%3C453%3ATNOHHH%3E2.0.CO%3B2-F |
JAH | 67.1 (Jun. 1980): 194-195 | http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0021-8723%28198006%2967%3A1%3C194%3ATNOHHH%3E2.0.CO%3B2-1 |
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Published: 1979
Publisher: Harvard University Press
- 9780674601109 (hardcover)
- 9780674601116 (paper)