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... Coolidge , " Davis finally blew up . " There are gentle- men in this country who believe that the greatest duty a ... Coolidge is a vote for Coolidge . John W. Davis was not disturbed by these alarms , nor was he de pressed by the ...
... Coolidge , " Davis finally blew up . " There are gentle- men in this country who believe that the greatest duty a ... Coolidge is a vote for Coolidge . John W. Davis was not disturbed by these alarms , nor was he de pressed by the ...
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... Coolidge knew nothing about Europe , was an isolationist in a period when the hearty co - operation of the United States was necessary to avert another world cataclysm . But the great tragedy of Calvin Coolidge's regime lies neither in ...
... Coolidge knew nothing about Europe , was an isolationist in a period when the hearty co - operation of the United States was necessary to avert another world cataclysm . But the great tragedy of Calvin Coolidge's regime lies neither in ...
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... Coolidge was an accident in the White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He ...
... Coolidge was an accident in the White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He ...
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