The people of Massachusetts are patriotic before they are partisan, they are not for men but for measures, not for selfishness but for duty, and they will support their Government.
Calvin Coolidge: “The people of Massachusetts are patriotic before they are partisan, they are not for men but for measures, not for…”
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Coolidge describes the people of Massachusetts as prioritizing patriotism and duty over partisanship.
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