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Let it be set down, once for all time, that he who denounces capital as the oppressor is not the representative labor should choose to right its wrongs.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgLet it be set down, once for all time, that he who denounces capital as the oppressor is not the representative labor should choose to right its wrongs.
Woodhull argues that those who criticize capital as the oppressor are not suitable representatives for labor's interests.
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