Relics Of The Life And Death Of Thomas Paine
About one hundred and fifty people, many of them ladies, assembled in the auditorium of Masonic temple last evening to listen to addresses, or eulogies, upon the life of Thomas Paine.
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Historic Spot In Westchester County Marked By A Paine Monument
Historic spot in Westchester county marked by a monument on the farm which the state bestowed for patriotic services—how William Cobbett took body away.
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![A 1793 Dalton No. 208 (300] penny labled "Thomas Paine" and described as "an excellent profile, made of white metal". The image can be found in "Thomas Paine Fights for Freedom in Three Worlds: The New, The Old, The Next". by Richard Gimbel - American Antiquarian Society](https://thomaspaine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Screenshot-2026-05-16-225456.png)
Cincinnati Address at the National Liberal Party in 1902
What did Thomas Paine do? No other man ever did as much for political liberty as Thomas Paine.
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![“Reason against unreason” a 1882 illustration by Joseph Keppler and Adolph Schwarzmann shows the “Light of Reason”, containing bust portraits of “Johannes Kepler, I. Kant, Thomas Paine, Jefferson, B. de Spinoza, Franklin, Voltaire, E.H. Haeckel, Tyndall, Huxley, [and] Darwin”, beaming against a large umbrella labeled “Bigotry, Supernaturalism, [and] Fanaticism” – Library of Congress](https://thomaspaine.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Reason-against-unreason.jpg)
Freethinkers Changes Its Name To Enter Political Arena
The name of the organization was changed from National Liberal League to National Liberal Party, as the members desire to enter into politics.
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Thomas Paine and the Junius Letters
Not a single fact has ever been adduced incompatible with Paine’s authorship of the Junius letters, and it is equally certain that he drafted the Declaration of Independence.
Col. Breckinridge “The Silver-Tongued Orator” Eulogizes Thomas Paine
In a search for other material we stumbled on a correspondence between Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Thomas Paine and John Breckinridge, the elder, concerning the Louisiana Purchase.
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New Rochelle Paine Monument To Be Moved
The transformation of North-st. in New Rochelle-on-the-Sound into a modern boulevard to connect that city with White Plains and the villages on the Hudson River is now in progress.
Tom Paine’s Body – Mystery as to Whereabouts of Remains
It has become necessary to move the monument erected to Thomas Paine, politician, philosopher and maker of republics, from the roadside in front of the farm that was his near New Rochelle, N. Y.
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BOOK REVIEW: “Thomas Paine” by Ellery Sedgwick
The author has handled his subject fairly. Paine’s life deserves some considerable study more than it has ever received.
David Heap Lecture: Thomas Paine, Fighter for Freedom
David Heap of Pasadena, before a large and appreciative audience, gave a 45-minute talk on “Thomas Paine, Fighter for Freedom in Country and Conscience.”
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The Centenary Of Theophilanthropy
The Society of Theophilanthropists, whose first public meeting was held in Paris, January 16, 1797, was of purely religious origin.
Large Paine Bust Portrait to Be Erected at Washington
Thomas Paine, the revolutionary statesman, is to be commemorated by the largest bronze portrait bust ever made, which is to be erected at the national capital by the Paine Historical society.
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