The power to preserve America, with all that it now means to the world, all the great hope that it holds for humanity, lies in the hands of the people.
Calvin Coolidge: “The power to preserve America, with all that it now means to the world, all the great hope that it holds for humanity…”
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This statement reflects Coolidge's belief in the people's power to shape America's future.
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