dr. bonner, and he will give it to me. if you have my love for your poor old mother, pray, come or send to me. my dear son, i love you with all my heart. hannah von buskirk. >> this is a letter to dinah, september 19, 1858. i take the pleasure of writing you these few words with much regret to inform you that i am being sold to a man by the name of pearson, a traitor who stays in new orleans. i am here yet, but i expect to go before long. and when i do go, i want to send you some things. but i don't know who to send them by. but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my mother, and tell them good bye for me. and if we shall not meet in this world, i hope to meet them in heaven. my dear wife, for you and my children this pen cannot express the grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we're taken behind the public facade of scholars and activists. dr. martin luther king's letter from a birmingham jail is here along with his private message to his wife who in 1960 he writes from a

dr. bonner and he will give it to me. if you have any love for your pour old mother, trey come or send to me, my dear son, i love you with all my heart hannah. >> 1858 people and you are a repeat customer. >> writing these few words. >> being sold for men for the name of person. i am here but i expect to to that before long. i don't know who to send them by but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my lover and tell them goodbye for me. if we shall not meet in this world i hope to meet them in heaven. my dear wife, for you and my children, this pen cannot express the grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we are taken behind the public scholars and activists, dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail along with his message to his wife who in 1960 he writes from a state prison. >> this is from martin luther king to his wife, coretta scott on october 26, 1860. hello, darling. today i find myself a long way from you and the children. i am at the state prison w

dr. bonner and he will give it to me. if you have any love for your poor old mother, pray,, or sing to me. i love you with all my heart. hannah von birshkirk. >> this is a letter from byman september 19th, 1858. i take the pleasure of writing you these few words with much regret to inform you i am being sold to the name of pearson, a trader in new orleans. i am here yet, but expect to go along, and when i do go, i want to send you some things but i don't know who to send them by but i will try to send them to you and my children. give my love to my father and my mother and tell them goodbye for me, and if we shall not meet in this world i hope to meet them in heaven, my wife, for you and my children, this pen cannot express their grief that i feel to be parted from you all. >> we are taken behind the public facade and activists dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from the birmingham jail is here along with the private mrs. to his wife who in 1960 he writes from the state prison. >> this is a letter from martin luther king