That all men and women are born equal is another strictly philosophic proposition that can never be refuted by the concurrent scientific truth that no two of the whole are born alike in every particular.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “That all men and women are born equal is another strictly philosophic proposition that can never be refuted by the…”
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Woodhull asserts that while all are born equal, individual differences exist.
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