On the record
If at any time an opposition is organized to it, the result must either be, the reduction of the opposition or the destruction of the confederation.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgIf at any time an opposition is organized to it, the result must either be, the reduction of the opposition or the destruction of the confederation.
This statement warns of the consequences of organized opposition against a governing power.
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