Each in turn attempted it and failed, because of the imperfectly developed form of the government they sought to control by.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Each in turn attempted it and failed, because of the imperfectly developed form of the government they sought to control…”
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Woodhull reflects on the failures of past nations to achieve dominion due to flawed governance.
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