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'''''Common Sense''''' was a pamphlet written by [[Thomas Paine]] during the [[American Revolution]], originally published on January 10, 1

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*''[[Thomas Paine]]'s "Rights of Man": A Biography'' (2007)

...iblical criticism]], with the publication of works by [[David Strauss]], [[Thomas Paine]] and [[Albert Schweitzer]] challenging the religious status quo.

{{Image|Thomas_paine.jpg|left|200px|Thomas Paine, engraving by George Rommey.}} ...ited States]] and [[Europe]]. His most famous pamphlet, ''[[Common Sense (Thomas Paine)|Common Sense]]'', helped jell American sentiment in favor of independence

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#'I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen' (Thomas Paine Westendorf, arranged by Elvis Presley) - 2:24

Today, the most accessible statement of Deism is [[Thomas Paine]]'s book [[The Age of Reason]] (1795). It is short, readable, and witty.

...the U.S., Sunstein argued, antifederalists including [[Patrick Henry]], [[Thomas Paine]], [[George Mason]] and others emphasized the primacy of [[civic virtue]] i

...n two ''different'' definite descriptions: if Alice says something about [[Thomas Paine]] and has in her mind only that Paine was the author of ''The Age of Reason

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...ed life long correspondence with his new friends. In March 1775, he met [[Thomas Paine]], who had recently emigrated from England, in a local bookstore. After re

...ine]]'s ''The Rights of Man'' <ref>[http://www.ushistory.org/paine/rights/ Thomas Paine: ''The Rights of Man'', UShistory.org]</ref>

Prominent literary figures from this period were [[Benjamin Franklin]] and [[Thomas Paine]]. Politically influential were Benjamin Franklin's ''Poor Richard's Almana

...ystallized by ''Common Sense'', the astonishingly successful pamphlet by [[Thomas Paine]]. It sold over 150,000 copies in spring 1776; copies were passed from hand

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