Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mitchell Goodman, Benjamin Spock, Michael Ferber, unidentified man, Marcus Raskin, and William Sloane Coffin at "Boston Five" press conference at Arlington Street Church
Mitchell Goodman, Benjamin Spock, Michael Ferber, unidentified man, Marcus Raskin, and William Sloane Coffin at "Boston Five" press conference at Arlington Street Church
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Mitchell Goodman, Benjamin Spock, Michael Ferber, unidentified man, Marcus Raskin, and William Sloane Coffin at "Boston Five" press conference at Arlington Street Church

January 29, 1968

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