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Author name: George Hindmarch

Thomas Paine And The Myth Of Magna Carta

George Hindmarch / January 1, 1980

The propaganda directed against Paine, linked as it was with efforts to counteract early favourable reactions to the French Revolution, included in its scope misrepresentations of earlier periods when the continuous struggle for human rights similarly found expression in public unrest.

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Thomas Paine — The Excise Background

George Hindmarch / January 1, 1977

The meteoric political career of Thomas Paine was so dazzling that it has largely eclipsed the events of his formative years during which he obtained the expertise and developed the tenacity that enabled him to respond to the opportunity afforded by the rapid changes in the American colonies.

Thomas Paine's Case of the Officers of the Excise

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