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To that, not to selfishness, let the laws of the Commonwealth appeal.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “To that, not to selfishness, let the laws of the Commonwealth appeal.”
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He believes that laws should appeal to altruism rather than selfishness, promoting a just society.
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