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Is it right that the millions should toil all their lives long, scarcely having comfortable food and clothes, while the few manage to control all the benefits?
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgIs it right that the millions should toil all their lives long, scarcely having comfortable food and clothes, while the few manage to control all the benefits?
Woodhull critiques the disparity between the labor of the many and the wealth of the few.
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