First published 1776
Common Sense
Common Sense by Thomas Paine is available as a free EPUB download at freecapitalists.org.
- Thomas Paine
- First published
- 1776
- Format
- EPUB
- Publisher
- 1776; Project Gutenberg edition
- License
- Unverified
In the lecture archive
Lectures that discuss Common Sense
8 recorded talks in this archive name this book. The 6 that discuss it most, each linked to the moment it comes up:
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He was a bridge builder, and now he wrote a pamphlet called Common Sense.
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The Declaration of Independence
… of 1776, Tom Paine, a bridge builder that no one had ever heard about, wrote a little track called Common Sense, and from that came the general idea that was then to be set forth in the Declaration of Independence.
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And George Washington thought they were so good that he had them printed and distributed at Winter Quarters, and one of them was called Common Sense.
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28. The Sudden Emergence of Tom Paine
This fiery and brilliant pamphlet Common Sense, off the press in early January 1776, spread like wildfire throughout the colonies.
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29. Massachusetts Turns Conservative
Significantly, he was supposed to have based his argument in part on Paine's Common Sense, which had just been published.
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31. The Struggle in Pennsylvania and Delaware
George Chalmers, the young author of the pamphlet Plain Truth, An Attack on Common Sense, also Charles cited Montesquieu and attacked Paine for not resigning himself to the necessary imperfections of mankind's state, especially man's laws.
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