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83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★☆☆	Archive (Thatcher MSS)	MT Engagement Diary
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	Economic Policy: UKdel Williamsburg telegram to FCO ("Williamsburg summit: START") [meeting of the seven Foreign Ministers] [declassified Aug 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	Economic Policy: UKdel Williamsburg telegram to FCO ("UK denies neutron shell request") [Economic Summit: "American press report... Synonymously with the British statement, Foreign Ministers of the seven summit countries were having a wide-ranging discussion on arms control"] [declassified Aug 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	Economic Policy: UKdel Williamsburg telegram to FCO ("Williamsburg Summit: defence and disarmament") [Economic Summit: joint statement] [declassified Aug 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	Economic Policy: Ingham briefing MT ("Press conference") [Williamsburg Economic Summit: briefing tailored for MT's early departure from Summit owing to General Election campaign commitment; transcript] [declassified Aug 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★★	Archive (TNA)	Economic Policy: Armstrong record of conversation (MT, Howe, Reagan, Kohl, Trudeau, Mitterrand, Fanfani, Nakasone, Regan and others) [Williamsburg Economic Summit: plenary session] [declassified Aug 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (Thatcher MSS)	G7: Lunch menu for G7 Williamsburg summit [released 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (Thatcher MSS)	G7: MT notes of discussion at G7 Williamsburg summit (economic issues) [released 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (Thatcher MSS)	General Election: Britto minute (third state of battle survey - General Election 1983) [opinion poll] [released 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	G7: Armstrong record of conversation (plenary session - morning) [discussion of arms control] [declassified 2013]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★★☆	Archive (TNA)	US: UKE Washington telegram 1805 to FCO (0205Z) (“President Reagan’s press conference of 28 June: US economy”) [“The US economy was beginning to sparkle”] [declassified 2014]
83 May 29 Su	Declassified documents	★★☆☆	Archive (Reagan Library)	Economy: Thatcher letter to Reagan (leaving Williamsburg early) [unclassified]
83 May 29 Su	Speeches, interviews, etc.	★★★☆	Margaret Thatcher	Press Conference at Williamsburg G7
83 May 29 Su	Speeches, interviews, etc.	★★★☆	Margaret Thatcher	TV Interview for BBC (Williamsburg G7)
83 May 29 Su	Speeches, interviews, etc.	★★★☆	Margaret Thatcher	Radio Interview for BBC (Williamsburg G7)

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