Victoria C. Woodhull: “It taught the Greeks that a few determined men, fighting in defence of…”

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It taught the Greeks that a few determined men, fighting in defence of their country, were mightier than a multitude with no such incentive.

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Victoria C. Woodhull

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Woodhull emphasizes the power of determination and defense in the face of overwhelming odds, reflecting her belief in the strength of conviction.

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