Infomotions, Inc.I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King / King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968



Author: King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968
Title: I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King
Publisher: Project Gutenberg
Tag(s): speech; collection
Contributor(s): Gordon, Irwin Leslie, 1887-1954 [Editor]
Versions: original; local mirror; HTML (this file); printable
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Rights: GNU General Public License
Size: 175 words (really short) Grade range: 13-17 (college) Readability score: 48 (average)
Identifier: etext1691
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"I Have a Dream" speech from its collection due to
copyright issues.  We apologize that we are unable
to continue to offer this important speech.

We waited years, even decades, for the US Judicial
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years afterwards.

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