It means that every individual is entitled to all the natural wealth that he or she requires to minister to the various wants of the body, and to an equal share of all accumulated, artificial wealth—which will appear self-evident when we shall have analyzed wealth.
Woodhull emphasizes the right of individuals to access both natural and artificial wealth as a fundamental aspect of equality.
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