Are not the men of to-day, the entire Nation of to-day, living in accordance with the significance of that name, and by their service and sacrifice redeeming mankind from the forces that make for everlasting destruction?
Calvin Coolidge: “Are not the men of to-day, the entire Nation of to-day, living in accordance with the significance of that name, and by…”
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He draws a parallel between the sacrifices of past heroes and the present-day service of the nation in redeeming humanity.
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