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Our Government offers no objection to the carrying on of commerce by our citizens with the people of Russia.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “Our Government offers no objection to the carrying on of commerce by our citizens with the people of Russia.”
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Coolidge states that the U.S. government does not oppose trade between American citizens and Russia.
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