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A 5 page reaction paper on Thomas Paine’s Common Sense. The paper sides with Thomas Paine’s ideas of freedom. No additional sources cited.
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ensure the continuation of the values, ideals, and freedoms that we have come to cherish as Englishmen. We stand at a crossroads, not knowing which direction to take and uncertain
of what may lie ahead. At this time of crisis, Mr. Thomas Paine and his pamphlet "Common Sense" offers coherence and a perspective on the dilemma that is truly deserving
of that name as his arguments are logical, coherent and, above all, sensible. His writing offers a direction and a sense of unity and understanding that is sorely needed. "Common
Sense," in brief, succeeds at putting a face, a very detailed face, on the notion of an independent land, which offers the promise of enabling all Americans to move forward
towards the goal of freedom, which Mr. Paine shows can only be obtained through pursuing American independence from Great Britain. The next portion of the original paper by J.A.
Rodgers stresses the need for the student to voice his own opinions in drawing on this research while writing his own paper. Even though this revision rewrites much of Ms.
Rodgers tutorial language, the student is required to write his own paper and should follow her sound tutorial advice. Examination
of Mr. Paines "Common Sense" shows that he has truly made sense of a very confusing and chaotic topic for all people who desire a sense of freedom from the
power and shackles of Britain. While we may have needed Britain in the past it has become incredibly clear in the past few decades that they are doing nothing for
us here in this new land, but yet taking away from us at the same time through taxation and consuming our products. We, as a new society, have proven that
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