In these days of violent agitation scholarly men should reflect that the progress of the past has been accomplished not by the total overthrow of institutions so much as by discarding that which was bad and preserving that which was good; not by revolution but by evolution has man worked out his destiny.
Calvin Coolidge: “In these days of violent agitation scholarly men should reflect that the progress of the past has been accomplished not…”
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Coolidge emphasizes the importance of gradual progress over radical change in society.
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