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They realize that this is a war to preserve the rights that have been won for the people, and they have at all times advised their fellow workmen to remain at work.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “They realize that this is a war to preserve the rights that have been won for the people, and they have at all times…”
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Coolidge notes that labor leaders encourage their workers to remain employed for the sake of the war effort.
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