Common Sense 1775-1776: A pamphlet addressed to the Inhabitants of America
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Free Audible: https: //www.youtube.com/@AncientWisdom888/videos Modern English Translation: 3 October 2023 "Common Sense" by Thomas Paine, published in 1776, was a revolutionary pamphlet that had a profound impact on the American Revolution and the quest for independence. It presented a compelling argument for American colonists to break free from British rule and was both loved and hated for its bold ideas. Loved:
1. Clarion Call for Independence: "Common Sense" passionately argued that it was common sense for the American colonies to declare independence from British rule. Paine's persuasive writing galvanized many colonists who were on the fence about independence. 2. Accessibility: Paine's pamphlet was written in clear and straightforward language, making it accessible to a wide audience. It reached not only the educated elite but also common citizens, making his ideas resonate with a broad spectrum of people. 3. Inspiration: Paine's words inspired many to join the cause of independence. His call for self-governance and individual rights struck a chord with those who sought freedom from British tyranny. Hated:
1. Loyalist Opposition: "Common Sense" faced staunch opposition from loyalists, who remained loyal to the British Crown. They viewed Paine's pamphlet as seditious and considered him a dangerous agitator. 2. Threat to the Status Quo: The pamphlet challenged the existing social and political order, which made it deeply unsettling for those who benefited from British rule. Monarchists and British loyalists were particularly critical of Paine's ideas. 3. Controversial Ideas: Paine's assertion that hereditary monarchy was an absurd and unjust system, along with his critique of monarchy in general, earned him many detractors. His uncompromising stance on independence left little room for middle ground.
1. Clarion Call for Independence: "Common Sense" passionately argued that it was common sense for the American colonies to declare independence from British rule. Paine's persuasive writing galvanized many colonists who were on the fence about independence. 2. Accessibility: Paine's pamphlet was written in clear and straightforward language, making it accessible to a wide audience. It reached not only the educated elite but also common citizens, making his ideas resonate with a broad spectrum of people. 3. Inspiration: Paine's words inspired many to join the cause of independence. His call for self-governance and individual rights struck a chord with those who sought freedom from British tyranny. Hated:
1. Loyalist Opposition: "Common Sense" faced staunch opposition from loyalists, who remained loyal to the British Crown. They viewed Paine's pamphlet as seditious and considered him a dangerous agitator. 2. Threat to the Status Quo: The pamphlet challenged the existing social and political order, which made it deeply unsettling for those who benefited from British rule. Monarchists and British loyalists were particularly critical of Paine's ideas. 3. Controversial Ideas: Paine's assertion that hereditary monarchy was an absurd and unjust system, along with his critique of monarchy in general, earned him many detractors. His uncompromising stance on independence left little room for middle ground.
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