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A most significant development of respect for man has come to be respect for his occupation.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “A most significant development of respect for man has come to be respect for his occupation.”
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Coolidge speaks to the growing respect for individuals based on their occupations and contributions to society.
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