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The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation
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The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation

Timothy E Paul
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The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation

By: Timothy E Paul

Based on a real, historical place that had a profound effect on the civil rights and voting rights of black people, The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation is a fictional book with a Christian influence involving the assassination attempt of not one, but two black clergymen during the 30th Anniversary Selma March.

About the Author

Timothy E Paul lived in Selma and received a working knowledge of experiences portrayed in the book. Although fictional, the author writes with a different viewpoint than the usual political slant.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Co.
Date
7 July 2022
Pages
124
ISBN
9798886042085

The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation

By: Timothy E Paul

Based on a real, historical place that had a profound effect on the civil rights and voting rights of black people, The Other Side of the Bridge: A Story of Racism, Redemption, and Reconciliation is a fictional book with a Christian influence involving the assassination attempt of not one, but two black clergymen during the 30th Anniversary Selma March.

About the Author

Timothy E Paul lived in Selma and received a working knowledge of experiences portrayed in the book. Although fictional, the author writes with a different viewpoint than the usual political slant.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Co.
Date
7 July 2022
Pages
124
ISBN
9798886042085

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