text: 1971: Soledad Brothers Interview (Georgia Jackson)
  and Mrs. Jackson’s attorney Ed Bell, regarding their plans for pursuing justice regarding Jackson’s death. Transcribed from broadcast audio sources: American Archive of Public Broadcasting.
  - 48 Pages
  - Pocket Book (4.25 x 6.875 in / 108 x 175 mm),
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