Coolidge Sees Nation Readjusting Toward Normalcy in Washington
Vice President Calvin Coolidge discusses the postwar era from his Beale Street Washington sanctuary, saying the nation has left the war era upheaval and is moving toward normalcy. He stresses the need for fiscal restraint, moral purpose, and shared sacrifice beyond mere money.
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Calvin Coolidge
Beaste
Washington
National Capitol
Coolidge
Dawes
Capitol
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Henry Wilson
United States Senate
Ulysses S. Grant
Massachusetts
George Washington
Amherst College
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Republic
Cliny
Aca
Relief from Roman heat via country villas and gardens
A narrative details how ancient Romans found respite from summer heat. Maecenas adapts Esquiline gardens and Tibur villas for sleep, while Hadrian’s Tibur palace surpasses earlier mansions. Pliny and Horace describe lake shore villas, baths, and architecture, with advice on climate comfort and water access for city dwellers.
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Rome
Maecenas
Maccenay
Augustus
Esquiline
Pome
Urbe
Antonius Musa
Tibur
Tivoli
Anio
Hadrian
Italy
Tusculum
Iaid
Diocletian
Dalmatia
Ita Oh Spalatro
Galerius
Salona
Horace
Oman
Sabine Country
Sabine Farm
Gesner
Ostia
Tiber
Pupy
Comum
Como
Lake Como
Pliny
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