Description: Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface Introduction 1: Letters from 1931: Establishing the Legal Ground 2: Letters from 1932: Counselors for the Wise 3: Letters from 1933: Clash of Concerns 4: Letters from 1934: Scottsboro Mothers 5: Letters from 1935: Black Jurors Wanted 6: Letters from 1936: Psychology of Oppression 7: Letters from 1937: Four Down, Five to Go 8: Letters from 1938: Jail Rot 9: Letters from 1939: To be Free, and Then What 10: Letters from 1940: Pushed to the Limits 11: Letters from 1941: Dear Miss Hester Huntington 12: Letters from 1942: The ILD Way 13: Letters from 1943: Reaching Outward 14: Letters from 1944: To Be Paroled or Not 15: Letters from 1945: Patterson's Burden 16: Letters from 1946: Andy Wright's Return 17: Letters from 1947: The Cost of Parole 18: Letters from 1948: Patterson's Guile 19: Letters from 1950: Andy's Walk Postscript Appendices deleteA. Report of the "Traveling Salesman" deleteB. Kilby State Prison deleteC. The Death of Janie Patterson deleteD. Death Warrant of Haywood Patterson References Index

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