This work points out the absurdity of an island ruling an entire continent in a section that outlines a Continental Charter that will replace the Magna Carta.
This work contends that friendships with those we detest with "a thousand pores" are nothing but "madness and folly". Another part of this work argues that youth is the "seedtime of good habits" in order to justify the timing of its political goals. One section of this work asserts that human goodness leads to society but government is a result of wickedness. Another chapter of this work claims that a certain (*) monarch did little but "make war and give away places". This work points out the absurdity of an island ruling an entire continent in a section that outlines a Continental Charter that will replace the Magna Carta. The last chapter of this work asserts that the Colonies have more than enough resources to best the armed forces of their ruler, Great Britain. For 10 points, name this pamphlet that supported the American Revolution and was written by Thomas Paine.
This work contends that friendships with those we detest with "a thousand pores" are nothing but "madness and folly".
"Common Sense"