A prosperity which not only built up great industries, great transportation systems, great banks and a great commerce, but a prosperity under whose influence arts and sciences, education and charity flourished most abundantly.
Coolidge emphasizes the broad benefits of prosperity beyond just economic growth, highlighting its positive impact on culture and society.
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