All nations contribute to our strength, and by so doing render us not only peculiarly American in character, but cosmopolitan to the world.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “All nations contribute to our strength, and by so doing render us not only peculiarly American in character, but…”
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Woodhull emphasizes the strength derived from the contributions of various nations to American identity.
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