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Calvin Coolidge: We revere that day because it marks the beginnings of independence, the beginnings of a constitution that was finally to…

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We revere that day because it marks the beginnings of independence, the beginnings of a constitution that was finally to give universal freedom and equality to all American citizens, the beginnings of a government that was to recognize beyond all others the power and worth and dignity of man.
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Calvin Coolidge
Republican · Vermont

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Coolidge honors July 4 as the start of a government that values freedom and equality for all citizens.

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