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Calvin Coolidge: The man who refuses to sell at a fine price whatever he may have that is necessary for the conduct of the war is a…

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The man who refuses to sell at a fine price whatever he may have that is necessary for the conduct of the war is a profiteer.
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Calvin Coolidge
Republican · Vermont

Editor's note · Context

This quote distinguishes between a patriot and a profiteer during wartime based on their actions regarding resources.

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