There is no disposition in America, and certainly not on my part, to discourage any reasonable aspiration of the people of Porto Rico
Calvin Coolidge: “There is no disposition in America, and certainly not on my part, to discourage any reasonable aspiration of the people…”
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Letter to the Hon. Horace M. Towner, Governor of Porto Rico, on the Status of Porto Rico
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