Calvin Coolidge about friendship (“State of the Union Address”, 3 December 1924) - Along with our desire for peace is the earnest hope for the increased prosperity of our sister republics of Latin America, and our constant purpose to promote cooperation with them which may be mutually beneficial and always inspired by the most cordial friendships.
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“ Along with our desire for peace is the earnest hope for the increased prosperity of our sister republics of Latin America, and our constant purpose to promote cooperation with them which may be mutually beneficial and always inspired by the most cordial friendships. ”
 Calvin Coolidge, State of the Union Address (3 December 1924). copy citation

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Calvin Coolidge about friendship (“State of the Union Address”, 3 December 1924) - Along with our desire for peace is the earnest hope for the increased prosperity of our sister republics of Latin America, and our constant purpose to promote cooperation with them which may be mutually beneficial and always inspired by the most cordial friendships.
Calvin Coolidge about friendship (“State of the Union Address”, 3 December 1924) - Along with our desire for peace is the earnest hope for the increased prosperity of our sister republics of Latin America, and our constant purpose to promote cooperation with them which may be mutually beneficial and always inspired by the most cordial friendships.