But it is just at this point, where the beginning of comprehension on the part of the representatives of labor is, that the fallaciousness of this arbitrary form of control begins to be felt by the masses who have hitherto yielded to it.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “But it is just at this point, where the beginning of comprehension on the part of the representatives of labor is, that…”
Editor's note · Context
She notes that the labor class is beginning to recognize the flaws in the control exerted over them by those in power.
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