Common Sense

Common Sense by Thomas Paine

Some books are important enough to change the world. It changes people and gives perspectives. Some books have inspired revolutions, wars, and debates. These books enraged, provoked, enlightened and consoled people. Ultimately, they either enriched or destroyed our lives.

Thomas Paine’s Common Sense is a radical call to liberate America from British colonization. Published in 1776, this work has a republican and fiery content. Writer Paine attacked and harshly criticized the kingdom and aristocracy in Common Sense.

Fighting for freedom and equality, the author fought hard for his British-ruled country through words. The words of the author who want to start economic and cultural progress and make a fresh start are extremely impressive.

This pamphlet was the first call to reach a wide audience. Within a year, 56 six editions were made and reignited the democratic spirit. Thousands of citizens took to the streets and American independence was fueled.