A Lecture by Victoria Claflin Woodhull, (Mrs. John Biddulph Martin) in the Boston Theatre, Boston, U. S. An., October 22Nd, 1876, Before 3, 000 People The Review of a Century, or the Fruit of Five Thousand Years (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Lecture by Victoria Claflin Woodhull, (Mrs. John Biddulph Martin) In the Boston Theatre, Boston, U. S. An., October 22nd, 1876, Before 3, 000 People: The Review of a Century, or the Fruit of Five Thousand Years

In other words, what is the condition politically, industrially, socially, religiously? Is it such as will make us rejoice in its review? Are our centennial fruits such as He would pronounce good, so that we may rest upon the seventh day from all our labours?

In the first place, what have we done politically? It is to government that people largely owe their prosperity or adversity a good government meaning continuous prosperity; a bad one continuous adversity, or else alternate seasons of each, in which the latter consume the fruits of the former; in which the people see-saw, up and down each decade in which, like the Israelites, the people journey in the wilderness forty years in search Of the promised land, to which God would bring them suddenly, if they would keep all His commandments, and neither worship nor sacri fice to the Golden Calf.

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