Common Sense, Rights of Man, and Other Essential Writings of Thomas Paine

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Key writings by Thomas Paine highlight his influential role in advocating for American independence and social justice. "Common Sense" argues for breaking free from British rule, while "The Crisis" inspires Revolutionary soldiers. In "Rights of Man," Paine defends the necessity of revolution against oppressive governments. "The Age of Reason" critiques organized religion, promoting Deism, and "Agrarian Justice" calls for landowners to contribute to societal welfare through rent. This collection showcases Paine's enduring impact on political thought and social reform.