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... Paine's basic position . No man likes to be called a fool ; and Thomas Paine argued his position in a way that made his opponents appear to be the grossest simpletons . He pitted himself against religious literalism , certainly so far ...
... Paine's basic position . No man likes to be called a fool ; and Thomas Paine argued his position in a way that made his opponents appear to be the grossest simpletons . He pitted himself against religious literalism , certainly so far ...
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... Paine came in his mid - thirties when he met the American Benjamin Franklin in London . Franklin was a man to capture the imagination , and Paine had imagination to burn . Paine saw in Franklin the complete man - thoroughly self ...
... Paine came in his mid - thirties when he met the American Benjamin Franklin in London . Franklin was a man to capture the imagination , and Paine had imagination to burn . Paine saw in Franklin the complete man - thoroughly self ...
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... Paine and some friends founded a branch of the Theophilan- thropists in Paris in 1797. The group attempted to find the best in the religions of mankind and bring them together in a harmonic whole . The aim was morality based on the ...
... Paine and some friends founded a branch of the Theophilan- thropists in Paris in 1797. The group attempted to find the best in the religions of mankind and bring them together in a harmonic whole . The aim was morality based on the ...
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THE RESPONSIVE MEN | 1 |
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN | 16 |
GEORGE WASHINGTON | 44 |
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