Books Malcolm X Read in Prison As Noted in His Autobiography
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The Story of Civilization
Call Number: Annex Remote ; CB53 .D85Two print copies available at the Annex. Ten Volume set -
Outline of History; Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind,
Call Number: Central Library Stacks; D21 .W454 1930Ebook Available via HathiTrust; Other Print Editions Available
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Souls of Black Folk
Call Number: Central Library Stacks; E185.6 .D797 1997Unlimited User Ebook and Multiple Print Editions Available. Special Collections has First Edition -
The Negro in Our History
Call Number: Peabody Library Stacks ; E185 .W89 1966Unlimited User Ebook and Print Available
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Sex and Race: A History of White, Negro, and Indian Miscegenation in the Two Americas
Unlimited User Ebook Available -
A Journey in the Seaboard Slave States:
Call Number: Annex Remote; F213 .O49Unlimited User Ebook and Two Print Copies Available; likely this is the book Malcolm X references in the Autobiography by Olmsted that discussed enslaved Africans in the United States -
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Call Number: Central Library Stacks; PS2951.5 .S5 1982Publication Date: 2009-04-15Unlimited User Ebook and Multiple Print Editions Available -
Confessions of Nat Turner, The Leader of the Late Insurrection in Southampton, Va.
Unlimited User Ebook
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Gandhi's Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments with Truth
Call Number: Central Library Stacks ; DS481 .G3 A352Unlimited User Ebook and Multiple Print Copies Available
