Common Sense Audiobook by Thomas Paine (February 4, 1776)

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#1 написал: broadband01 (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

paine was a? traitor

#2 написал: fangr1d3 (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

1:36:47?

#3 написал: RandomPlayIist (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

Thomas Paine is indeed a Founding Father. How can you say he had nothing? to do with founding the nation? This very text had such a profound influence on the Revolution.

#4 написал: mythtree (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

"and that the elected might? never form to themselves an interest separate from the electors..." d'oh I knew we were missing something!

#5 написал: Can Weng (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

History would? ascribe the American? Revolution to Thomas Paine.

#6 написал: mythtree (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

The? Rights of Man to the Age of Reason ARE Agrarian Justice!

#7 написал: mythtree (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

"He devoted his whole life to the attainment of two objects—rights? of man and freedom of conscience" John Wesley Jarvis c. 1809

#8 написал: coach1980patriot (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

Thomas Paine is so marginalized by Historians due to his views on the? Bible ! Not founded as numerous Fathers seemed to share this view .

#9 написал: coach1980patriot (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

exactly? ! A legend !! My favorite founding Father !

#10 написал: Nick DePanfilis (26 сентября 2013 07:57)

He's not a found father he's a revolutionary. He had nothing to do with the founding of our nation, only it's? independence.