Calvin Coolidge actually said...

It is far better to master a few subjects thoroughly than to have a mass of generalizations about many subjects.

The significance of this occasion, however, lies not in the number of days but in the importance of purpose and the magnitude of accomplishm...

Our doctrine of equality and liberty, of humanity and charity, comes from our belief in the brotherhood of man through the fatherhood of God...

If there was to be popular sovereignty, if there was to be popular government, there must be popular education.