This volume is a collected edition of Thomas Paine's writings, encompassing his theological, miscellaneous, and poetical works.
The pamphlet is grounded in Paine's personal experience as a participant in the American Revolution, which he uses…
The work covers the period from 1774 to roughly 1778, with some forward references to the ratification of…
This book presents an editorial introduction to and historical analysis of Thomas Paine's pamphlet, "To the Citizens of…
Paine's pamphlet is a pointed examination and rebuttal of Shelburne's stated position on American independence.
The work is organized as an alphabetically arranged series of entries, each detailing the life, career, and religious…
The work is a systematic examination of the foundational principles that ought to govern human society, contrasting two…
The essay argues that Freemasonry did not originate as a Christian institution, but descended from the mystery religions…
The work is an editorial biography tracing Paine's life from his birth in England through his involvement in…
The pamphlet was originally written in 1787, during one of Prime Minister Pitt's armaments, specifically the one directed…
Rights of Man is a political treatise written by Thomas Paine, addressed initially to George Washington, whom Paine…
The Age of Reason is a philosophical and theological treatise by Thomas Paine, written during the turbulent period…
Agrarian Justice is a political and economic tract written by Thomas Paine during the winter of 1795–96.
The work is structured as an alphabetical reference, covering a vast array of biographical, geographical, historical, and mythological…
The work is framed as a sober examination of the nation's political and financial state at a moment…