On the record
All governments, to be able to contribute to the public welfare, must exist upon general similar principles and act by similar means.
Said by
Victoria C. Woodhull
Source
gutenberg.orgAll governments, to be able to contribute to the public welfare, must exist upon general similar principles and act by similar means.
Woodhull asserts that all governments must operate on similar foundational principles to effectively promote public welfare.
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