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It holds that the weak must serve the strong, which is the law of slavery, it applies the law of the animal world to mankind and puts science above morals.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “It holds that the weak must serve the strong, which is the law of slavery, it applies the law of the animal world to…”
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Coolidge condemns the philosophy that prioritizes strength over moral principles.
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