U.S. President Calvin Coolidge makes a speech following his election.

The transcript contains the opening words of a speech, addressing the audience as 'my fellow countrymen.'

What does the phrase 'my fellow countrymen' imply about the speaker's relationship with the audience?

In what contexts might someone use the phrase 'my fellow countrymen'?

How does the use of 'my fellow countrymen' reflect the speaker's sense of nationalism?

What emotions might be conveyed through the phrase 'my fellow countrymen'?

Discuss the historical significance of the phrase 'my fellow countrymen' in political speeches.