Dr. King’s Lost Draft of ‘I Have a Dream’ Emerges from a Desk Drawer
, credit, Christie’s, released Dr.
– credit, Christie’s, released Dr. King’s Final Draft of ‘I have a dream’ Appears After 60 Years (totally alternative approach) Incredible Discovery of King’s Own ‘I have a dream’ Draft Chills Readers with its Insights A penned draft of the famous ‘I have a Dream’ speech, written by Martin Luther King Jr.
the morning of the famous event on the Lincoln Memorial, has resurfaced after 6 decades. Unlike any other examples of his longhand writing ever found, the draft’s copious revisions tell of a man who understood the gravity of what he was preparing to say.
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