Common Sense
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The Essential Works of Thomas Paine. Common Sense, The Rights of Man & The Age of Reason, Speeches, Letters and Biography
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- Nombre de pages1739
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4776696-4
- EAN8596547766964
- Date de parution28/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Essential Works of Thomas Paine, " readers are introduced to a meticulously curated collection of the pivotal writings that fueled the American Revolutionary spirit and laid the groundwork for modern democratic thought. This compilation showcases Paine's distinctive prose, characterized by clarity, fervor, and a compelling rhetorical style that resonates with both fervent advocacy and reasoned argumentation.
The book spans various themes-ranging from governance, religion, and human rights to social justice-demonstrating Paine's ability to intertwine moral philosophy with practical political advocacy within the context of 18th-century Enlightenment ideas. Thomas Paine, a pivotal figure in the formation of American identity, was born in England but found his most significant voice in the nascent United States.
His tumultuous upbringing and experiences as a customs officer, teacher, and pamphleteer provided fertile ground for his revolutionary ideas. "Common Sense, " arguably his most influential work, along with essays like "The Rights of Man" and "The Age of Reason, " not only reflect his commitment to democratic ideals but also reveal his deep disdain for tyranny and dogma, which propelled him to challenge the status quo.
"The Essential Works of Thomas Paine" is indispensable for anyone seeking insight into the foundational texts that shaped America's ideological landscape. Academics, historians, and the general reader will find this collection invaluable for understanding the principles of liberty and justice that continue to inspire movements for social change today. Engage with Paine's bold ideas and discover how his passion for egalitarianism remains profoundly relevant.
The book spans various themes-ranging from governance, religion, and human rights to social justice-demonstrating Paine's ability to intertwine moral philosophy with practical political advocacy within the context of 18th-century Enlightenment ideas. Thomas Paine, a pivotal figure in the formation of American identity, was born in England but found his most significant voice in the nascent United States.
His tumultuous upbringing and experiences as a customs officer, teacher, and pamphleteer provided fertile ground for his revolutionary ideas. "Common Sense, " arguably his most influential work, along with essays like "The Rights of Man" and "The Age of Reason, " not only reflect his commitment to democratic ideals but also reveal his deep disdain for tyranny and dogma, which propelled him to challenge the status quo.
"The Essential Works of Thomas Paine" is indispensable for anyone seeking insight into the foundational texts that shaped America's ideological landscape. Academics, historians, and the general reader will find this collection invaluable for understanding the principles of liberty and justice that continue to inspire movements for social change today. Engage with Paine's bold ideas and discover how his passion for egalitarianism remains profoundly relevant.
In "The Essential Works of Thomas Paine, " readers are introduced to a meticulously curated collection of the pivotal writings that fueled the American Revolutionary spirit and laid the groundwork for modern democratic thought. This compilation showcases Paine's distinctive prose, characterized by clarity, fervor, and a compelling rhetorical style that resonates with both fervent advocacy and reasoned argumentation.
The book spans various themes-ranging from governance, religion, and human rights to social justice-demonstrating Paine's ability to intertwine moral philosophy with practical political advocacy within the context of 18th-century Enlightenment ideas. Thomas Paine, a pivotal figure in the formation of American identity, was born in England but found his most significant voice in the nascent United States.
His tumultuous upbringing and experiences as a customs officer, teacher, and pamphleteer provided fertile ground for his revolutionary ideas. "Common Sense, " arguably his most influential work, along with essays like "The Rights of Man" and "The Age of Reason, " not only reflect his commitment to democratic ideals but also reveal his deep disdain for tyranny and dogma, which propelled him to challenge the status quo.
"The Essential Works of Thomas Paine" is indispensable for anyone seeking insight into the foundational texts that shaped America's ideological landscape. Academics, historians, and the general reader will find this collection invaluable for understanding the principles of liberty and justice that continue to inspire movements for social change today. Engage with Paine's bold ideas and discover how his passion for egalitarianism remains profoundly relevant.
The book spans various themes-ranging from governance, religion, and human rights to social justice-demonstrating Paine's ability to intertwine moral philosophy with practical political advocacy within the context of 18th-century Enlightenment ideas. Thomas Paine, a pivotal figure in the formation of American identity, was born in England but found his most significant voice in the nascent United States.
His tumultuous upbringing and experiences as a customs officer, teacher, and pamphleteer provided fertile ground for his revolutionary ideas. "Common Sense, " arguably his most influential work, along with essays like "The Rights of Man" and "The Age of Reason, " not only reflect his commitment to democratic ideals but also reveal his deep disdain for tyranny and dogma, which propelled him to challenge the status quo.
"The Essential Works of Thomas Paine" is indispensable for anyone seeking insight into the foundational texts that shaped America's ideological landscape. Academics, historians, and the general reader will find this collection invaluable for understanding the principles of liberty and justice that continue to inspire movements for social change today. Engage with Paine's bold ideas and discover how his passion for egalitarianism remains profoundly relevant.
