On the record
Let the same rule of action that governs this service be applied to telegraphs, railroads and all improvements that are public in their character.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgLet the same rule of action that governs this service be applied to telegraphs, railroads and all improvements that are public in their character.
Woodhull advocates for applying the same governance principles to all public improvements.
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