The more clearly we discern the beginning and the progress of the struggle, the more we must admire the great spirit of those nations by whose side we fight.
Calvin Coolidge: “The more clearly we discern the beginning and the progress of the struggle, the more we must admire the great spirit of…”
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Coolidge expresses admiration for the allied nations fighting alongside the United States during the war.
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