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| Part | Summary |
|---|---|
| Introduction to the Third Edition | Author Thomas Paine's brief introduction to the third printing of Common Sense was written on February 14, 1776, just a ... Read More |
| Part 1 | Thomas Paine begins Part 1 by describing the differences between society and government. Society is good because it "pos... Read More |
| Part 2 | Thomas Paine finds the concept of royalty to be very problematic. From his point of view all people are born equal, and ... Read More |
| Part 3 | Part 3 of Common Sense is Thomas Paine's formal call for independence of the American colonies from Great Britain. Like ... Read More |
| Part 4 | Thomas Paine uses Part 4 to assure his readers independence from Great Britain is possible. The colonies have a lot goin... Read More |
| Part 5 | The appendix to the third edition of Common Sense was written in February 1776, a month after the tract's initial public... Read More |
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