Already there have been half a million tracts upon these subjects sent broadcast over this land, and the present year shall see double as many more, until every laborer, male and female, shall hold in his or her own hands the method of deliverance from this great oppression.
Woodhull advocates for widespread distribution of literature to educate laborers about their rights and liberation.
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