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Common Sense

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June 17, 2014

 

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Many colonists were still very much loyal to the crown so the latter was a more appealing idea to them. Paine's ideas played a central role in changing public opinion and were an important precursor to the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Paine discusses six major themes in his pamphlet. Paine starts off by distinguishing between society and government as a necessary evil...
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Paine starts off by distinguishing between society and government as a necessary evil. He explains that society fosters the fulfillment of our desires while government is there only to keep man from indulging his vices. He explains that if a country with a government is plagued with corruption and oppression, it is far worse than if it were to occur on its own because the government is supposed to represent the people...
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