Those who have followed these articles will begin to see that the attainment of great wealth will not constitute one of the principal aims of the society of the future.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Those who have followed these articles will begin to see that the attainment of great wealth will not constitute one of…”
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Woodhull reflects on the changing values regarding wealth in future societies.
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