In some unimportant detail some other States may surpass her, but in the general results, there is no place on earth where the people secure, in a larger measure, the blessings of organized government, and nowhere can those functions more properly be termed self-government.
Calvin Coolidge: “In some unimportant detail some other States may surpass her, but in the general results, there is no place on earth…”
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He asserts that Massachusetts offers unparalleled benefits of organized government and self-governance compared to other places.
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