how do specific details in the text of common sense contribute to an understanding of the text as a whole

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11 February, 03:26

how do specific details in the text of common sense contribute to an understanding of the text as a whole

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Valeria Rodriguez · Answer 1

The specific details in the text of common sense contribute to an understanding of the text as a whole because the details show a common elucidation and elaborate on the meaning of the entire text.

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Thomas Paine, in his essay titled 'Common Sense' which was published in January 1776, speaks about the issues that were faced by the residents of the colonies due to the unjust governance of the British Council. He emphasized on the patriot cause and enumerated that it was necessary to think of ourselves and decide what is good for the colonists.