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I am opposed to the cancellation of these debts and believe it for the best welfare of the world that they should be liquidated and paid as fast as possible.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “I am opposed to the cancellation of these debts and believe it for the best welfare of the world that they should be…”
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Coolidge argues against debt cancellation, advocating for the repayment of debts for global welfare.
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