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Common Sense - The Revolutionary Pamphlet That Changed the Course of History - cover

Common Sense - The Revolutionary Pamphlet That Changed the Course of History

Thomas Paine, Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

Casa editrice: Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

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One small pamphlet. One massive revolution.
Common Sense is the electrifying political manifesto that sparked a nation's fight for freedom.

Published in 1776, Common Sense by Thomas Paine ignited the American Revolution with words alone. In clear, forceful language, Paine challenged the authority of the British monarchy, advocated for independence, and rallied ordinary colonists to take bold action. His message? That freedom, reason, and self-governance are not just rights—but duties.

Bold, radical, and unapologetically clear, this powerful pamphlet sold over 500,000 copies in its first year—unprecedented for its time—and remains one of the most influential political writings in Western history.

"Without the pen of Paine, the sword of Washington would have been wielded in vain." — John Adams
"A political earthquake—straight from the heart of the Enlightenment." — The Atlantic
"Paine's clarity and conviction still resonate in every call for justice." — Goodreads Reviewer

Perfect for history buffs, political thinkers, and every citizen seeking to understand the roots of liberty, Common Sense is not just a relic—it's a revolutionary call that still echoes today.

Click 'Buy Now' and read the fiery words that helped birth a nation.
Disponibile da: 23/07/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 81 pagine.

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