References Morehouse College

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addie louise joyner butler, distinctive black college: talladega, tuskegee, , morehouse (metuchen, n.j.: scarecrow press, 1977).
leroy davis, clashing of soul: john hope , dilemma of african american leadership , black higher education in twentieth century (athens: university of georgia press, 1998).
edward a. jones, candle in dark: history of morehouse college (valley forge, pa.: judson press, 1967). moss kendrix, p.r icon






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