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Victoria C. Woodhull: To its hospitable and ever-inviting shores people of all nations and climes have come, so that in two centuries the…

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To its hospitable and ever-inviting shores people of all nations and climes have come, so that in two centuries the principal country of it has grown to be a Nation of more inherent strength than any country of the Old World, and to rank among its nations as a first class Power, both feared and respected.
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Victoria C. Woodhull

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Woodhull highlights the growth and strength of the United States as a powerful nation in the world.

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