Common Sense

"These are the times that try men's souls."

Thomas Paine's Common Sense is one of the most powerful and influential political writings in history—a fiery manifesto that ignited the American Revolution and forever changed the course of democracy.

Published in 1776, this bold pamphlet spoke directly to ordinary people, cutting through the rhetoric of kings and politicians with clear, impassioned logic. Paine argued for independence from Britain, the natural rights of individuals, and the creation of a government rooted in reason, liberty, and equality.

Written with unmatched clarity and conviction, Common Sense transformed colonial frustration into a unified demand for freedom. It became the moral and intellectual spark that inspired revolutionaries to believe that self-government was not only possible but necessary.

More than a historical document, Paine's words remain a timeless call to action—a defense of justice, truth, and human dignity that still resonates wherever people fight for liberty and fairness.

A cornerstone of American political thought, Common Sense continues to remind readers that real change begins with courage—and that reason and conscience are the true engines of progress.

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