Instead of an endeavor to demonstrate to the understanding of all, the true principles which underlie these interests, which would effectually unite them, those who have selfish personal ends in view seek to further them, by engendering a spirit of bitterness and a desire for strife.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Instead of an endeavor to demonstrate to the understanding of all, the true principles which underlie these interests…”
Editor's note · Context
She criticizes those who foster division for personal gain instead of promoting unity through understanding.
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