In our efforts to adjust our international obligations we have met with a response which, when everything is considered, I believe history will record as a most remarkable and gratifying demonstration of the sanctity with which civilized nations undertake to discharge their mutual obligations.
Calvin Coolidge: “In our efforts to adjust our international obligations we have met with a response which, when everything is considered…”
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This statement reflects Coolidge's belief in the commitment of civilized nations to uphold their mutual obligations.
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