On the record
Revolution, which is threatened from some quarters, would only lead away from justice and in the direction of anarchy.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgRevolution, which is threatened from some quarters, would only lead away from justice and in the direction of anarchy.
Woodhull critiques the potential consequences of revolution, emphasizing the risk of anarchy over justice.
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