All the world knows that the whole extent of our influence is against war and in favor of peace, against the use of force and in favor of negotiation, arbitration, and adjudication as a method of adjusting international differences.
Calvin Coolidge: “All the world knows that the whole extent of our influence is against war and in favor of peace, against the use of…”
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Coolidge declares that the U.S. promotes peace and negotiation over conflict in international affairs.
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