When the general people shall begin to realize that their common interests depend upon the interests of each individual, one system of government must follow, whether it proceed from one common centre or from several centres.
Woodhull emphasizes the importance of recognizing individual interests as a foundation for a unified government.
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A fact isolated from all connections loses its significance.
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