Each advance has been made only when a previous stage was approaching perfection, even to conditions which are now sometimes lost arts.
Calvin Coolidge: “Each advance has been made only when a previous stage was approaching perfection, even to conditions which are now…”
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Coolidge asserts that advancements in society occur only when prior stages are perfected, emphasizing the importance of gradual improvement.
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