Those in whom is placed the solemn duty of caring for others ought to think of themselves last or their decisions will lack authority.
Calvin Coolidge: “Those in whom is placed the solemn duty of caring for others ought to think of themselves last or their decisions will…”
Editor's note · Context
Coolidge asserts that those responsible for others' welfare should prioritize others' needs to maintain authority in their decisions.
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