If the people maintain that confidence which they are entitled to have in themselves, in each other, and in America, a comfortable prosperity will continue.
Calvin Coolidge: “If the people maintain that confidence which they are entitled to have in themselves, in each other, and in America, a…”
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Coolidge expresses confidence in the American people's ability to maintain prosperity through mutual trust.
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