When once it is generally received as one of the demonstrated sciences, there will be various attempts in all directions to organize upon its not yet demonstrated principles.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “When once it is generally received as one of the demonstrated sciences, there will be various attempts in all directions…”
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Woodhull discusses the future attempts to organize society based on newly recognized scientific principles.
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