We are no longer a weak Nation, thinking mainly of defense, dreading foreign imposition.
Calvin Coolidge: “We are no longer a weak Nation, thinking mainly of defense, dreading foreign imposition.”
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Coolidge asserts that the United States has grown stronger and more confident in its global stance.
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