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.25 caliber firearm,
262

.357 Magnum firearm,
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30.06 caliber firearm or ammunition,
265
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276

44/40 Winchester Carbine,
240

1845 Colored Suffrage Convention,
59

1854 National Emigration Convention of Colored People,
58

1934 National Firearms Act,
218

1966 Atlanta Project,
287

1968 Gun Control Act,
293

Abbott, Robert,
202

Abernathy, Rev. Ralph,
262

Abilene,
136

Abyssinian Baptist Church,
202

Achenson, Meldon,
269

Adams, Dock,
98
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99

Addams, Jane,
250

African Methodist Church,
91
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193

Afro American Council,
127
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152

Afro-American League,
119
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127

Afro-American Press Association,
122
,
124

Agnew, Samuel,
78

Aiken, South Carolina,
183

Alabama Christian Movement,
222

Albright, George Washington,
88

Alexander, Shana,
280

Allen, Benjamin,
101

Allen, “Turnip Green,”
294

amalgamation,
20
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23
,
69