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First in importance, because it leads to the recognition of the “ultimate condition,” is the question of intercourse between the peoples of the earth.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgVictoria C. Woodhull: “First in importance, because it leads to the recognition of the “ultimate condition,” is the question of intercourse…”
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She identifies the importance of international relations as a fundamental issue affecting global unity.
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