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Believing in our Nation thoroughly and unreservedly, confident that the evidence of the past and present justifies that belief, it is our one desire to make America more American.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “Believing in our Nation thoroughly and unreservedly, confident that the evidence of the past and present justifies that…”
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This quote reflects Coolidge's strong belief in American exceptionalism and the desire to enhance national identity.
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