The world—or that part of it which has grown to appreciate our kind of freedom—involuntarily turns its eyes to us for patterns of all things that a people during a change of government require.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “The world—or that part of it which has grown to appreciate our kind of freedom—involuntarily turns its eyes to us for…”
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Woodhull believes that nations look to the U.S. for guidance during governmental changes, highlighting American influence.
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