This emblem will hereafter be a token not only of the friendship that exists between two nations but a token of liberty, of freedom, and of the recognition by the Government of both these nations of the rights of the people.
Calvin Coolidge: “This emblem will hereafter be a token not only of the friendship that exists between two nations but a token of liberty…”
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Coolidge describes the sword as a symbol of friendship and liberty between nations.
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