Quote by William Penn

For we put the power in the people.

For we put the power in the people.

Summary

This quote means that the power to govern or influence is held by the people themselves. It suggests that the people have the ability to shape their society, make decisions, and create change. It emphasizes the importance of democratic principles and the belief that ultimate authority should reside with the individuals that comprise a community or nation. By empowering the people, this quote suggests that the collective will of the people should be the driving force behind political and social transformations.

By William Penn

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