On the record
Will any one pretend that these great enactments can be understood to mean less than the language thereof plainly conveys?
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgWill any one pretend that these great enactments can be understood to mean less than the language thereof plainly conveys?
Woodhull challenges anyone to interpret the constitutional amendments as anything less than what they clearly state regarding rights.
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