It is the realization of the true glory and worth of man, which, when once admitted, wrought vast changes that have marked all history since its day.
Calvin Coolidge: “It is the realization of the true glory and worth of man, which, when once admitted, wrought vast changes that have…”
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This statement reflects on the profound impact of recognizing human worth and its historical significance.
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