Our country is almost unique in its ability to discharge fully and promptly all its obligations at home and abroad, and provide for all its inhabitants an increase in material resources, in intellectual vigor and in moral power.
Calvin Coolidge: “Our country is almost unique in its ability to discharge fully and promptly all its obligations at home and abroad, and…”
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Coolidge highlights the unique capacity of the United States to meet its obligations and enhance the well-being of its citizens.
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