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Common Sense

 Thomas Paine
 

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full title ·  Common Sense
 
author ·  Thomas Paine
 
type of work ·  Political Pamphlet
 
language ·  English
 
time and place written ·  1775—1776, Philadelphia
 
date of first publication ·  January 10, 1776
 
publisher ·  Robert Bell
 
themes ·  Government as a necessary evil, State of Nature, The Inevitability of American Independence, The Inevitability of British Oppression, America's relationship with the rest of Europe, The Problems with Monarchy
 
 
 
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