To insure our citizens against the infringement of their legal rights at home and abroad, to preserve order, liberty, and peace by making the law supreme, we have an Army and a Navy.
Calvin Coolidge: “To insure our citizens against the infringement of their legal rights at home and abroad, to preserve order, liberty…”
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Coolidge outlines the role of the military in preserving order and legal rights.
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