If they are to be trained in these arts, it is our duty to provide for them the best that there is.
Calvin Coolidge: “If they are to be trained in these arts, it is our duty to provide for them the best that there is.”
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Coolidge emphasizes the importance of providing quality training for individuals in specific arts and professions.
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