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No more nor less, and there would always be just enough; or, in other words, money would be measured, as it never has been, and which has been the cause of all our financial troubles.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgNo more nor less, and there would always be just enough; or, in other words, money would be measured, as it never has been, and which has been the cause of all our financial troubles.
Woodhull believes that establishing a measure for money is essential to resolving financial issues.
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