Like all other questions that are now coming prominently before the world for solution, this one of finance and commerce rises to the dignity of a question of humanity.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Like all other questions that are now coming prominently before the world for solution, this one of finance and commerce…”
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Woodhull elevates the discussion of finance and commerce to a matter of human dignity and welfare.
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