There is no absolute proof, no positive guaranty, but there is hope and high expectation, and the path is not uncharted.
Calvin Coolidge: “There is no absolute proof, no positive guaranty, but there is hope and high expectation, and the path is not uncharted.”
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In this statement, Coolidge expresses a sense of hope and the importance of navigating the complexities of democracy.
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