And, considered as a god, none other has in this day and age one-half the power, nor is any other worshiped with one-half the devotion it is.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “And, considered as a god, none other has in this day and age one-half the power, nor is any other worshiped with…”
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Woodhull argues that no other entity holds as much power or is as revered as gold in her time.
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