All that has been said and written hitherto, in support of equality for women has had its proper effect on the public mind, just as the anti-slavery speeches before secession were effective; but a candidate and a policy are required to prove it.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “All that has been said and written hitherto, in support of equality for women has had its proper effect on the public…”
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She emphasizes the need for a candidate and a clear policy to advance women's equality, similar to the anti-slavery movement.
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