Thomas Paine

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Common Sense by Thomas Paine 1776	The entire text of Thomas Paine's famous pamphlet originally pubished anonymously on January 10 1776. It was intended as an easily understood...	American Revolution, British history, Eighteenth Century, Thomas Paine, American history, History	view
Tom Paine	Essay on Thomas Paine and his legacy (BBC)	1776, 1789, 18th century, Thomas Paine, George III, Georgian Britain, American Revolution, common sense	view
Thomas Paine, The Rights of Man, 1791-1792	Thomas Paine, The Rights of Man, 1791-1792	American Independence, American Revolution, French Revolution, Thomas Paine	view
Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 1776	Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 1776	American Revolution, American Independence, French Revolution, Thomas Paine	view
	The third of three cartoons on Britain and the American revolutionary movement This print also takes a Tory approach to the conflict, in...	American Revolution, Georgian Britain, Thomas Paine, john wilkes, Britannia	view
Contemporary Views on Paine	And here two contrasting contemporary views on Paine, from very different ends of the political spectrum.	Georgian Britain, eighteenth century history, Thomas Paine, The rights of man	view
unit 6	Extracts from Paine's Rights of Man - vivdly exposing the tensions between the two men, and between British whigs generally in the face of the...	1790s, French Revolution, Thomas Paine, Edmund Burke	view
Paineite Radicalism	Publication of Paine’s Rights of Man in 1791, in response to Burke’s Reflections, compounded the general sense of unease a notch more, as Paine’s...	Thomas Paine, The rights of man, george washington, Georgian Britain, Eighteenth Century	view
The London Corresponding Society	Unsurprisingly the Paineite London Corresponding Society came under frequent attack for its allegedly radical aims. Here we see one of...	British history, Georgian Britain, Thomas Paine, 1794, LCS	view
A Nation in Embryo? Paine on Freedom & Tyranny	These extracts, from the first in a series of pamphlets written by Thomas Paine between 1776 and 1783, really illustrate Paine's political...	American Revolution, Georgian Britain, Thomas Paine, eighteenth century history, common sense, 1776	view

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