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I am convinced that it would be greatly for the welfare of the country if we avoid at the present session all commitments except those of the most pressing nature.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “I am convinced that it would be greatly for the welfare of the country if we avoid at the present session all…”
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Coolidge expresses his belief that prioritizing urgent commitments is crucial for the country's welfare during legislative sessions.
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