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But all this should not cause us to withhold the praise that is due our own Army and Navy, or to overlook the fact that our people have met every call that patriotism has made.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “But all this should not cause us to withhold the praise that is due our own Army and Navy, or to overlook the fact that…”
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Coolidge acknowledges the contributions of the American military and the patriotism of its citizens during the war effort.
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