TPUK 1967 Number 3 Volume 2

An effigy of Paine created by ‘Polyp’ - link

Tom Paine – The La Mama Production of Paul Foster’s Play

Thomas Paine Society UK, TPUK 1967 Number 3 Volume 2

Surprisingly, in view of the apparent motivations of the author, the piece is in no sense a dramatisation of Paine’s career. Tom is represented on the stage (inordinately unappetisingly, as it happens), but Foster merely uses the man’s words and ideas as a springboard into dark pools of surrealist fantasy.

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“Thomas Paine” 1806-1807 life portrait by John Wesley Jarvis – National Gallery of Art

BOOK REVIEW: The Picture Story And Biography Of Tom Paine

Thomas Paine Society UK, TPUK 1967 Number 3 Volume 2

I am delighted that children these days are being treated to a great number of excellent books – books, in which they can discover pleasure and stimulation for their receptive minds. My delight was doubled, when I received Mrs. Grace Neff Brett’s The Picture Story and Biography of Tom Paine.

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Plaque marking the George Hotel in Grantham, UK where Paine stayed from 1762 until 1764 while employed as an excise officer – Photo by Iain Standen

Thomas Paine’s Economic Ideas

Thomas Paine Society UK, TPUK 1967 Number 3 Volume 2

Paine’s ideas on economics and finance were of a piece with his approach to politics. Applied science and the development of industry could bring benefits to humanity, but only so long as their fruits accrued to the labouring men and small property owners who were the creators of wealth.

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