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We are coming to see that we are dependent upon commercial and industrial prosperity, not only for the creation of wealth, but for the solving of the great problem of the distribution of wealth.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “We are coming to see that we are dependent upon commercial and industrial prosperity, not only for the creation of…”
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Coolidge highlights the interdependence of commercial prosperity and the distribution of wealth, suggesting both are crucial for societal well-being.
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