Were not the men who stood at Bunker Hill bearing light to the world by their sacrifices?
Calvin Coolidge: “Were not the men who stood at Bunker Hill bearing light to the world by their sacrifices?”
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Coolidge honors the sacrifices of the men at Bunker Hill as a beacon of hope and light for the world.
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