A Speech on the Principles of Finance

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In the tumultuous era following the Civil War, economic reform was paramount as the nation grappled with financial instability. "A Speech on the Principles of Finance" by Victoria C. Woodhull offers a groundbreaking exploration of monetary theory, challenging conventional views on wealth representation and advocating for equitable financial systems. Woodhull articulates the critical distinction between money and wealth, urging for a re-examination of fiscal policies that favor the few over the many. This document is essential for students, civic activists, and historians seeking to understand the foundations of modern finance and the social implications of economic disparity. Engage with Woodhull’s visionary insights to grasp the evolution of financial thought and its relevance today.

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