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There is an inescapable personal responsibility for the development of character, of industry, of thrift, and of self-control.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “There is an inescapable personal responsibility for the development of character, of industry, of thrift, and of…”
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Coolidge highlights the importance of personal virtues in character development.
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