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Handwritten letter page 2 in blue ink on lined paper discussing support for Sir Freddie Laker and private enterprise

Page 2 of a handwritten letter in blue ink expressing admiration for Sir Freddie Laker as both a winner and fighter. The writer discusses supporting private enterprise and mentions feeling let down by Margaret Thatcher's government, suggesting this correspondence relates to the challenges faced by Laker Airways during its financial difficulties.

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