Behind the lynching of Emmet Louis Till
Contributors: Freedom Associates.
Publisher: Freedom Associates
Published: 1955
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Pamphlet
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Till, Emmett, -- 1941-1955.; Lynching -- United States.; African Americans -- Crimes against.
First sentence: In all the foul record of human oppression, few crimes have matched in unbridled savagery the kidnap-murder of Emmett Louis Till.
Notes: Cover title.

LC copy transferred from the Moton Family papers, LC Manuscript Division.
Table of contents: label: A $1.00 Loaf of Bread
title: 3; label: Union Meeting Attacked
title: 4; label: Not Just a "Case" but a "System"
title: 5; label: The Plantation Economy
title: 6; label: Whites Are Victims, Too
title: 6; label: The "Upper Classes" and the Mob
title: 7; label: A New Secession Movement
title: 8; label: The Silence of Guilt
title: 9; label: Reconstruction Democracy Shortlived
title: 10; label: Freedom Will Come
title: 12; label: Labor's Special Role
title: 13; label: A  New World In Birth
title: 13; label: Tribune of His People
title: 14; label: Program of Land Reform
title: 15; label: There Are Things You Can Do Now
title: 16