The Political Writings of Thomas Paine: To which is Prefixed a Brief Sketch of the Author's Life, Volume 1G. H. Evans, 1837 |
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... object was to open the eyes of the people to a proper sense of their rights . To prove to them that it was lawful to re- move any and every one from office when they ceased to act for the good of the community . To show them that a king ...
... object was to open the eyes of the people to a proper sense of their rights . To prove to them that it was lawful to re- move any and every one from office when they ceased to act for the good of the community . To show them that a king ...
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... object was to get me to go and assist them to examine Paine's papers . It employed us the rest of that night , and the whole of the next day , at Paine's lodgings ; and he was not committed to prison till the next evening . " " It is ...
... object was to get me to go and assist them to examine Paine's papers . It employed us the rest of that night , and the whole of the next day , at Paine's lodgings ; and he was not committed to prison till the next evening . " " It is ...
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... objects of disquisition . I would not be understood as approving or condemning Mr. Paine's religious opinions ; whatever they were , he had as good a right to maintain them , as any other sectarian whatever . The following short letter ...
... objects of disquisition . I would not be understood as approving or condemning Mr. Paine's religious opinions ; whatever they were , he had as good a right to maintain them , as any other sectarian whatever . The following short letter ...
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... object . It is not in the power of Britain or of Europe to conquer America , if she does not conquer herself by delay and timidity . The present winter is worth an age if rightly employed , but if lost or neglected , the whole continent ...
... object . It is not in the power of Britain or of Europe to conquer America , if she does not conquer herself by delay and timidity . The present winter is worth an age if rightly employed , but if lost or neglected , the whole continent ...
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... objects for kingdoms to take under their care ; but there is something absurd , in supposing a continent to be perpetually In no instance hath nature made the governed by an island . satellite larger than its primary planet ; and as ...
... objects for kingdoms to take under their care ; but there is something absurd , in supposing a continent to be perpetually In no instance hath nature made the governed by an island . satellite larger than its primary planet ; and as ...
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