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- "The Address of the Lords and Commons to His Majesty on the Present State of America, &c..." February 11, 1775 -
- February 11, 1775
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"The Address of the Lords and Commons to His Majesty on the Present State of America, &c..." February 11, 1775
- "Fresh Important Intelligence, Received this Morning," Baltimore, November 2, 1777 -
- November 02, 1777
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"Fresh Important Intelligence, Received this Morning," Baltimore, November 2, 1777
- "The American Crisis, Number V, Addressed to General Sir William Howe by the Author of 'Common Sense,'" 1778 - Between 1776 and 1783, Thomas Paine wrote a series of pamphlets entitled <i>The American Crisis</i>. These pamphlets explained, in language that the common person could understand, the reason to support the American cause in the Revolution. In pamphlet number five, published in March 1778, Paine attacked the recently knighted British General William Howe and called for more Americans to join the fight.
- 1778
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"The American Crisis, Number V, Addressed to General Sir William Howe by the Author of 'Common Sense,'" 1778
Between 1776 and 1783, Thomas Paine wrote a series of pamphlets entitled The American Crisis. These pamphlets explained, in language that the common person could understand, the reason to support the American cause in the Revolution. In pamphlet number five, published in March 1778, Paine attacked the recently knighted British General William Howe and called for more Americans to join the fight.