They are firm in the conviction of the fathers, that liberty is increased only by increasing the determination to support a government of the people, as established in this ancient town, and defended by its patriotic sons.
Calvin Coolidge: “They are firm in the conviction of the fathers, that liberty is increased only by increasing the determination to…”
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He emphasizes the belief that liberty is strengthened by the commitment to support a government of the people.
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