If our country wishes to compete with others, let it not be in the support of armaments but in the making of a beautiful capital city.
Calvin Coolidge: “If our country wishes to compete with others, let it not be in the support of armaments but in the making of a beautiful…”
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Coolidge advocates for competing in beauty rather than armaments for the capital city.
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