Each kingdom has its beginning and culmination, and by the observation of their evolution we must draw the deductions as to what really governs that age of the world, and the special kingdom we find ourselves living in.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Each kingdom has its beginning and culmination, and by the observation of their evolution we must draw the deductions as…”
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She reflects on the evolution of kingdoms to understand the governing principles of her time.
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