Martin Luther King I Have A Dream Speech on Parchment Paper

• 15 X 13 inches
• Unframed
  
• 1 page in envelope

• Product Description

• "Free at last, free at last: thank God Almighty, we are free at last." The original "I Have a Dream" speech by Martin Luther King, delivered at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963, serves as a powerful reminder of America's commitment to unity and equal rights for all. Here, it is beautifully printed on parchment paper for your home or classroom.

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