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11 February, 05:17

What is Thomas Paine's strongest argument for independence from Common Sense?

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    Well, Paine marshalled political arguments to encourage the common people in the colonies to fight for an egalitarian government. He argues for American Independence and says that everyone has certain natural rights.
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