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This forms one of the most conclusive arguments by which to demonstrate the true relations of labor and capital, and should be made the basis of all co-operation.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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Woodhull argues that understanding the true relationship between labor and capital is crucial for fostering cooperation in society.
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