The Lonely Warrior: The Life and Times of Robert S. Abbott

CTL-E-4727 · Work · book · 1955

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1955 biography of Chicago Defender founder Robert S. Abbott by Roi Ottley; published by Henry Regnery Company.

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'The Lonely Warrior' was written by Roi Ottley.

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AbeBooks - The Lonely Warrior (1955 first edition listing)

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