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Scottsboro Boys Digital Collection
In 1931, an all-white jury sentenced nine black boys, accused of raping two white women, to death, despite testimony by doctors that no rape had occurred. The verdict triggered a major civil rights controversy, and was overturned by two Supreme Court decisions in the following years.
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A Plea for Clemency In Scottsboro Negro Case
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[New York: National Civil Federation, 1933]
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Woll, Mathew
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unknown or unavailable
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A Southern Welcome
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New York: National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners, 1934
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Lawson, John Howard
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unknown or unavailable
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Eight Who Lie in the Death House
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[n.p.: 1933?]
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Peters, Paul
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unknown or unavailable
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Four Free, five in prison, on the same evidence: what the nation's press says about the Scottsboro Case
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New York: Scottsboro Defense Committee, [1937?]
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Various
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unknown or unavailable
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Lynching Negro Children in Southern Courts: (The Scottsboro Case)
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New York: International Labor Defense, [1931?]
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North, Joseph
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unknown or unavailable
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Mr. President: Free the Scottsboro Boys
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New York: International Labor Defense, 1934
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Various
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unknown or unavailable
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Scottsboro: A record of a Broken Promise
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New York: Scottsboro Defense Committee, [1938?]
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Various
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unknown or unavailable
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Scottsboro: Act Three
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New York: International Labor Defense, [1934]
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Small, Sasha
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unknown or unavailable
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Scottsboro: The Shame of America
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New York: The Committee, 1936
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Various
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unknown or unavailable
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Smash the Scottsboro Lynch Verdict
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[New York: Workers Library Publishers, 1933]
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Allen, James S.
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unknown or unavailable
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The Scottsboro Boys
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[New York: Workers library publishers, inc., 1937]
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Herndon, Angelo
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unknown or unavailable
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The Scottsboro Case
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New York: The Scottsboro Defense Committee, 1936
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Alabama Circuit Court
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unknown or unavailable
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The South Comes North
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[New York: National Office, League of Struggle for Negro Rights], 1934
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Haywood, Harry
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unknown or unavailable
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The Story of Scottsboro
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New York: International Labor Defense, [1933?]
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Schneider, Isidor
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unknown or unavailable
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They Shall Not Die! The Story of Scottsboro in Picture: Stop the Legal Lynching
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New York: Published for League of Struggle for Negro Rights, by Workers' Library, 1932
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Various
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unknown or unavailable
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