01162     2200205   4500001002100000005001500021008004100036020001800077035001900095041000800114082001200122084001800134100005200152245005300204250000600257260003800263300002800301520060800329650001900937INLIS00000000000439220200508202710200508|||||||||   |   |||   |||| ||eng||  a0-02-864763-7  0010-0520004392  aeng0 a323.097  a323.097/XXX/C0 aEdited by ; Waldo E. Martin & Patricia Sullivan00aCivil Rights In the United States Volume I 07556  a1  aNew YorkbSage Publicationsc2000  aIX, 416 p. ; 28cmc28cm  aThe goal of Civil Rigts In The United States, a two volume reference compendium, is to make the latest scholarship on the subject available to wide audience in a highly accessible format. It offers a fresh historical perspective and a forward looking vision that sees civil rights as evolving out of many, often diverse, sources and moments. These key sources and moments include the creation of fundamental documents such as the Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution, and they also include critical developments such as the African-American civil rights movement of post-Word War II America. 0aCivil Right-US