If at any time an opposition is organized to it, the result must either be, the reduction of the opposition or the destruction of the confederation.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “If at any time an opposition is organized to it, the result must either be, the reduction of the opposition or the…”
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This statement warns of the consequences of organized opposition against a governing power.
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