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Calvin Coolidge: “Let it remain here as a mutual pledge by the giver and the receiver of their determination that the motive which…”

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Let it remain here as a mutual pledge by the giver and the receiver of their determination that the motive which inspired the representatives of each race to do right is to be a motive which is to govern the people of the earth.
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Calvin Coolidge
Republican · Vermont

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Coolidge calls for a mutual commitment to uphold the values of right and justice among nations.

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