And these persons who possess the monopolies and who guard them by bayonets, need not comfort themselves with the idea that the people won’t fight for their rights.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “And these persons who possess the monopolies and who guard them by bayonets, need not comfort themselves with the idea…”
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Woodhull challenges those who maintain monopolies with force, asserting that the people will fight for their rights.
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