The American Crisis

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The American Crisis serves as a passionate call to arms during the Revolutionary War, emphasizing the resilience required in times of hardship. Paine distinguishes between true patriots and those who falter in adversity, asserting that enduring the struggle for freedom is noble and deserving of gratitude. He critiques British tyranny, arguing that their claim to unlimited power equates to slavery. Through stirring rhetoric, Paine highlights the value of freedom, suggesting that its worth is amplified by the sacrifices made to attain it.