It may be laid down as an unanswerable proposition that there can be no general happiness, peace or comfort among a people so long as the principles society is built upon tend to promote unequal distributions of the products of labor; and this brings us to the consideration of the remedy.
Woodhull asserts that societal happiness cannot exist without equitable distribution of labor's products.
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