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Extracts from a British Embassy dispatch sent to London from Washington, 10 April 1968, reporting on the atmosphere in New York | |
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(Catalogue ref: FCO 7/860) | |
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You are a British reporter covering the first anniversary of Martin Luther King’s assassination. It is your job to write a newspaper article assessing his life and death. Read this source carefully and all the other sources in this case study. Find out more on the link below. Activity: Write an article on the anniversary of King’s death |
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