I do not favor oppressive measures, but unless money that is borrowed is repaid credit can not be secured in time of necessity, and there exists besides a moral obligation which our country can not ignore and no other country can evade.
Calvin Coolidge: “I do not favor oppressive measures, but unless money that is borrowed is repaid credit can not be secured in time of…”
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Coolidge stresses the moral obligation to repay borrowed money to secure credit in times of need.
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