Condition notes: This copy comes from an academic library. There are stamps on the inside covers and on at least one other page. The call number and bar code have been blacked out. From the book jacket: "Early Wednesday evening, August 11, 1965, Marquette and Ronald Frye, two Negro men in their eark twenties, were stopped for reckless driving. At first, it seemed that Marquette would submit to arrest quietly, but a crowd developed. More police arriced. Marwuette was handcuffed and thrust into the squad car. Ronald took his side; his mother argued violently with the police and was arrested-some say with too much force. The crowd became furious and stoned the police as they left...