The commercial greatness of England, more than any other present externally apparent power, is promoting the general assimilation of the world.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “The commercial greatness of England, more than any other present externally apparent power, is promoting the general…”
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Woodhull discusses England's commercial power and its role in global assimilation.
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