Let the present owners and conductors of them become the servants of the government and the people, instead of remaining, as now, their masters, thus forcing them, by the only possible way, to comply with the interests and demands of the general welfare.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Let the present owners and conductors of them become the servants of the government and the people, instead of…”
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She proposes that current owners of public services should serve the government and the people instead of dominating them.
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