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Calvin Coolidge: Losing Grace

Posted on August 16, 2021 by Feather Foster

But… Most modern historians conclude that Coolidge was one of the most “sexist” Presidents we ever had. Born in 1872 in rural Vermont, Calvin Coolidge was deeply imbued with the Calvinist religious philosophy (hard work, and saving and knowing one’s … Continue reading →

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Calvin Coolidge: A Fish Story

Posted on October 7, 2019 by Feather Foster

Calvin Coolidge was a man of limited interests. The Private Mr. Coolidge There is a story that at some point, Calvin Coolidge was asked what his hobbies were. He replied, “I run for office.” Throughout his youth, there is no … Continue reading →

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