Read Online I Am Scout by Charles J. Shields - Free Book Online Page B

Brock
    Philipp, Sue
    Polk, L. Reed
    Prelude, The
    Pride and Prejudice (Austen)
    Pulitzer Prize
    Pulitzer Prize Novels, The (Stuckey)
    Purdy, Mae
    Racial injustice
    A. C. Lee’s views on
    Alice Lee’s achievements and
    civil rights advances of 1950s and 1960s and
    Nelle’s college writings and
    rape case in Monroeville and
    Scottsboro Boys trials and
    as theme in To Kill a Mockingbird
    Radney, Tom, Sr.
    Rammer Jammer
    Reader’s Digest
    Reverend, The (Lee)
    Revue Studios
    Richards, Ann
    Riviera Utilities Corporation
    Roberts, Leo R.
    Robinson, Earl
    Rood, Tina
    Ross, Harold
    Rowley, Hazel
    Rudisill, Marie Faulk (Truman’s aunt)
    Rupp, Bobby
    Ryland, Cecil
    Sanford, Logan
    Saturday Review, The
    Sawyer, Elliott
    Scottsboro Boys
    Seed in the Wind (Griffith)
    Sergel, Christopher
    Siegel, Stanley
    Simms, Zoot
    Sims, Robert
    Skinner, Charles Ray
    Smart, William
    Smith, Harrison
    Smith, Perry
    execution of
    KBI interrogations of
    trial of
    Truman and Nelle’s first interview with
    Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
    â€œSpringtime” (Lee)
    Stapp, Mary Lee
    Stark, Dr.
    Steiner, Roberta
    Stevens, George
    Stikes, Florence
    Stuckey, W. J.
    Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
    Supreme Court, U.S.
    Tate, Roland
    Tennessee Commercial Appeal
    Till, Emmett
    To Kill a Mockingbird (Lee)
    absence of mother in
    Atticus as original title of
    Atticus Finch character in
    Aunt Alexandra character in
    as book club selection
    book-signings for
    Boo Radley’s father in
    Boo Radley’s home in
    Browns’ gift of money and
    Calpurnia character in
    contract for
    critical response to
    differences between book and movie versions of
    Dill character in
    first-person narrative voices in
    Mrs. Dubose character in
    Nelle’s celebrity and
    Nelle’s college writings as forerunners of
    Nelle’s distancing of herself from
    play based on
    popularity of
    as presumed start of long literary career
    Pulitzer Prize won by
    rape case in Monroeville as basis for
    To Kill a Mockingbird ( cont. )
    real-life details from Nelle’s life in
    review of galleys for
    sale of movie rights to
    sales figures for
    Scottsboro Boys and
    setting of
    taught in public schools
    time frame of
    Tom Robinson character in
    translations of
    Truman’s rumored participation in writing of
    unifying story for events in
    writing of
    To Kill a Mockingbird (movie)
    Academy Awards won by
    Alabama premiere of
    casting of
    critical response to
    editing of
    filming of courtroom scenes for
    filming of exterior scenes for
    premiere of
    title change contemplated for
    writing of screenplay for
    Tomlinson, Mary Benson
    Torrence, Elon
    Tracy, Spencer
    Tucker, Mel
    Universal Studios
    University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)
    Untidy Pilgrim, The (Walter)
    Van Vleet, Gerald
    Vogue
    Walter, Eugene
    Washington Post
    Watson, “Doc”
    Watson, Gladys (later Mrs. Watson-Burkett)
    Wee Diner (Monroeville)
    Wells, Floyd
    West Point, Nelle’s address at
    â€œWhen Children Discover America” (Lee)
    White, E. B.
    William Morris Agency
    Williams, Annie Laurie
    Williams, Dickie
    Williams, Jane
    Windham, Donald
    Windham, Theodocia Eufrassa (Nelle’s grandmother)
    â€œWink at Justice, A” (Lee)
    Women’s College of Alabama
    WQRX, Nelle’s interview on

 
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