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1982 handwritten letter from The Freedom Association to Sir Freddie Laker expressing admiration for his efforts

A handwritten letter dated February 5, 1982, from The Freedom Association to Sir Freddie Laker, expressing admiration for his efforts against IATA and foreign cartels. The letter offers support in publicizing individualism against collectivism and references Churchill's 1940 quote about fighting back, reflecting the period when Laker Airways faced financial difficulties.

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