On the record
The nations of the world instinctively seek equality of power, or rather, they seek to keep pace with each other in acquiring power.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgThe nations of the world instinctively seek equality of power, or rather, they seek to keep pace with each other in acquiring power.
Woodhull reflects on the competitive nature of nations in acquiring power.
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