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Calvin Coolidge Says, June 5, 1931

April 8, 2021

Date: June 5, 1931 Location: Northampton, Massachusetts (Original document available here) The proposed visit of Secretary Stimson to several countries in Europe reminds us that governments do not depend so […]

Tags: Canada, Diplomatic Relations, England, Germany, Secretary of State, Secretary Stimson

Calvin Coolidge Says, September 11, 1930

February 4, 2021

Date: September 11, 1930 Location: Saranac Inn, NY (Original document available here) From the time when President Washington negotiated the Jay treaty with England up to the present hour, almost […]

Tags: Diplomacy, England, Jay Treaty

Calvin Coolidge Says, June 8, 1931

January 21, 2021

Date: June 8, 1931 Location: Northampton, MA (Original document available here) Most of Europe is again laboring with difficult situations. Spain is passing through a revolution which has recently been […]

Tags: Church and State, England, France, German Austrian customs union, Germany, Italy, Revolution, Russia, Spain, Superiority

Press Conference, May 27, 1927

October 7, 2020

Date: May 27, 1927 Location: Washington, DC (Original document available here) No final decision has been made about the appointment of a United States District Attorney for the Eastern District […]

Tags: Black Hills, Diplomatic Relations, England, Hampton Roads, Lindbergh, Mayflower, Russia, Saranac Lake, Soviet Union

At the Home of Daniel Webster

August 4, 2020

Title: At the Home of Daniel Webster Date: July 4, 1916 Location: Marshfield, MA Context: Coolidge delivers a speech on the promise of 1776 and the legacy of the Declaration […]

Tags: 1776, Abolitionism, Appomattox, Barbarians, Benjamin Franklin, Bunker Hill, Calvary, Christianity, Civil War, Colonies, Concord, Daniel Webster, Declaration of Independence, Democracy, Divine Providence, Divine Right, Education, England, freedom, George Washington, God, Greece, Hampden, History, James Otis, Lexington, Lowell, Monarchy, Moses, Patrick Henry, Revolution, Rome, Savages, Science, Slavery, Ten Commandments, Thomas Jefferson, Treaty of Paris