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It should be made clear to all the world that lacking a definite agreement, the attitude of any other country is not to be permitted to alter our own policy.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “It should be made clear to all the world that lacking a definite agreement, the attitude of any other country is not to…”
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Coolidge insists that the lack of a treaty should not alter the U.S. policy on military strength.
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