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But the Government can and should always be expressive of steadfast determination, always vigilant, to maintain conditions under which these virtues are most likely to develop and secure recognition and reward.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “But the Government can and should always be expressive of steadfast determination, always vigilant, to maintain…”
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Coolidge argues that the government should create conditions for personal virtues to thrive.
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