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Unless they are well trained, well informed, and well instructed, unless a proper value is put on knowledge and wisdom, the value of all material things will be lost.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “Unless they are well trained, well informed, and well instructed, unless a proper value is put on knowledge and wisdom…”
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Coolidge stresses the necessity of proper training and education for the value of material things to be realized.
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