We compensate liberally the manufacturer and the merchant; but we fail to appreciate those who guard the minds of our youth or those who preside over our congregations.
Calvin Coolidge: “We compensate liberally the manufacturer and the merchant; but we fail to appreciate those who guard the minds of our…”
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Coolidge critiques society's failure to appreciate the roles of educators and clergy compared to other professions.
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