A reading of the Attica Prisoner's Manifesto, by Rochester publisher and journalist Howard J. Coles. The document was typewritten by prisoners and recovered from the prison following the fatal uprising in Sept. 1971.  It is believed there is only one copy of the document extant in the holdings of the New York State Museum. 

A reading of the Attica Prisoner's Manifesto, by Rochester publisher and journalist Howard J. Coles. The document was typewritten by prisoners and recovered from the prison following the fatal uprising in Sept. 1971.&nbsp; It is believed there is only one copy of the document extant in the holdings of the New York State Museum.&nbsp;

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Interviews, audio artefacts and podcasts from the newsroom of the Democrat and Chronicle based in Rochester, NY. Part of the USA Today network. The Democrat and Chronicle was founded in 1833 and serves readers in the Finger Lakes region of New York and beyond.
More at democratandchronicle.com or follow @DandC

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