We know that the sentiments which we entertain toward all other nations are those of the most sincere friendship and good will and of all unbounded desire to help, which we are perfectly willing to have judged by their fruits.
Calvin Coolidge: “We know that the sentiments which we entertain toward all other nations are those of the most sincere friendship and…”
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Coolidge expresses the United States' sincere friendship and goodwill towards other nations, emphasizing the importance of positive relations.
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