Excerpts from Thomas Paine’s Common Sense

Tomas taken from the common sense of Spain, "The cause of America is mainly the cause of all human beings ..." The theme of the struggle between the United Kingdom and the United States is written. People of all levels are starting discussions from various motivations and designs, but all of them are invalid and the discussion period is over. Weapons are the last resource to decide the game; charm is the king's choice, and the mainland has accepted this challenge. "The sun will never shine, because it is worth more than this." This is not a city, country, province or kingdom, but at least one eighth of the continent of the Earth that can live. "This is not a day of worry, year, or age, descendants actually participated in the competition, and the current minutes are somewhat affected, even in the last moment ..." But the UK Hometown, for example, then some people will be more embarrassed about her behavior. Even the beasts will not shoot their young people and savages will not fight their families ... I can get by contacting the UK with the warmest reconciliation advocate Challenge a single advantage. I have been repeating this challenge, also did not get any advantage ............................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................................................... ............................................................... killed blood, natural cry, "time is second to part ..." in the government of the problem is, this is the United Kingdom of power It is righteousness of justice: its business is soon becoming too heavy complex, unbelievable, acceptable perseverance, power far from us, ignorant power to us; they can not conquer us They can not rule us. . . "I am not inspired by the pride of supporting separation and independence, the motivation for political parties or resentment, I have persuaded forwardly and seriously, revealing the real interests of this continent." You I love humans! Those who dare to oppose are not only tyrants but tyrants, they stand up!

The events that led to the American Revolutionary War led colonists to lower their value whatever resembles the monarch. Brochure influential of Thomas Payne, issued in January 1776, "common sense" was completely refute this system to be the "invention that the most prosperous of the devil in order to promote the idol worship." It is the government. This booklet is nervous about voice demanding monarchy and administrative authority.

Excerpt of common sense of Thomas Payne "The cause of America is mainly the cause of all human beings ..." The theme of the struggle between the United Kingdom and the United States is written. People of all levels are starting discussions from various motivations and designs, but all of them are invalid and the discussion period is over. Weapons are the last resource to decide the game; charm is the king's choice, and the mainland has accepted this challenge. "The sun will never shine for greater value." This is not a city, country, province or kingdom, but at least one eighth of the continent of the Earth that can live. "This is, day, year or not the age of the problem,. Descendants participated in the actual competition, has received a further more or less influence in the current ... Some people say that ..., is the United Kingdom is home .shame…

. . After that, the incident pushed colonial theory to the final stage at an appropriate time. Thomas Pain's common sense that appeared in January 1776 torn all authority from the king and the Diet. A crisis occurred in the past two years or so. The Boston people dropped tea; Congress objected "intolerance"; the first Continental Congress developed an economic resistance plan of the Cross Colonial era; Lexington Green broke out; the second The US Congress closed the US Army frequent visitors at General Gate and his Boston. Pain born in England recently settled in Philadelphia, his hometown was full of resentment and resolved the reader's emotions and thoughts in his excitement and violence. Other works written in the United States, with the exception of Tom's hut, do not have such an important influence. . .