Instead of strife let us have co-operation; instead of war let us have peace; instead of the process of fermentation let us have that of mutual understanding.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Instead of strife let us have co-operation; instead of war let us have peace; instead of the process of fermentation let…”
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Woodhull promotes cooperation and mutual understanding as alternatives to strife and war.
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