Thomas Paine: Representative Selections, Volumen10

admitted Age of Reason Agrarian Justice Almighty America American Revolution appear aristocracy attack authority become believe Bible Britain Burke Burke's called cause character Christian church civilization commerce Common Sense Congress consequence continue creation Creator Crisis declaration Deism despotism divine doctrine elected enemy England English ernment established Europe everything evidence exist France Franklin French constitution French Revolution give hath hereditary succession human hundred Ibid idea individual interest Joel Barlow king land language laws letter liberty living mankind manner matter means ment millions mind monarchy moral national assembly natural rights necessary never numeraire opinion origin Paine's note pamphlet Paris parliament persons political pounds sterling present principles produce prophet Quakers reform religion respect rotten boroughs says society sterling supposed taxes things Thomas Paine thought tion treaty truth universal Washington whole William the Conqueror wisdom word Writings