#14 Birmingham, Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes talks with members of the press outside Wandsworth Prison, London, 1968.

Birmingham, Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes talks with members of the press outside Wandsworth Prison, London, 1968.

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#14 Birmingham, Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes talks with members of the press outside Wandsworth Prison, London, 1968.

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