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Calvin Coolidge: “The significance of this occasion, however, lies not in the number of days but in the importance of purpose and the…”

On the recordMay 18, 1928
The significance of this occasion, however, lies not in the number of days but in the importance of purpose and the magnitude of accomplishment.
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Calvin Coolidge
Republican · Vermont

Editor's note · Context

Address at the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.

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