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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.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin 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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