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It is seeking to prevent a condition which would at once destroy all labor unions and all else that is the foundation of civilization by maintaining the authority and sanctity of the law.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “It is seeking to prevent a condition which would at once destroy all labor unions and all else that is the foundation of…”
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Coolidge argues that maintaining law authority is essential for the survival of labor unions and civilization itself.
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