The advance of our own land has been due to our trade, and the comfort and happiness of our people are dependent on our general business conditions.
Calvin Coolidge: “The advance of our own land has been due to our trade, and the comfort and happiness of our people are dependent on our…”
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He highlights the connection between trade and the well-being of the nation and its people.
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