On the record
Were there no inequalities between men in claims to certain areas of the earth’s surface, no other monopolies would find a basis for existence.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgWere there no inequalities between men in claims to certain areas of the earth’s surface, no other monopolies would find a basis for existence.
Woodhull suggests that inequalities in land claims lead to monopolies in society.
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