If we are going to have the policy here of limitation of armaments, we shall never have it by reason of that treaty we have made, but by reason of a public sentiment that exists in the country in favor of that policy.
Calvin Coolidge: “If we are going to have the policy here of limitation of armaments, we shall never have it by reason of that treaty we…”
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