An edition of Additions to Common sense: addressed to the inhabitants of America.
(1776)
Additions to Common sense
addressed to the inhabitants of America.
by Thomas Paine
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Table of Contents
American independency defended.
Antient testimony and principles of the people called Quakers.
The propriety of independency.
A review of the American contest.
Letter to the Earl of Dartmouth.
Observations on Lord North's conciliatory plan.
On sending commissioners to treat with the Congress.
Questions and answers.
Case in point.
Proposals for a consideration of the colonies.
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