Thomas Paine
by
Mark Philp
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Format
Paperback
Pages
112
Language
English
Published
Nov 15, 2007
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0199217564
ISBN-13
9780199217564
Description
Mark Philp delves into the life and contributions of Thomas Paine, a figure whose influence resonates through history. With an articulate yet accessible approach, he paints a vivid picture of Paine's revolutionary ideas and the context in which they flourished. Paine, often seen as the voice of common sense, challenged the established norms of his time, igniting debates that would shape modern democracy.
Philp emphasizes Paine's role as a fearless advocate for human rights and social justice, inviting readers to reflect on the relevance of his thoughts today. This exploration not only highlights Paine's legacy but also encourages a deeper understanding of the principles that underpin societal change.
Philp emphasizes Paine's role as a fearless advocate for human rights and social justice, inviting readers to reflect on the relevance of his thoughts today. This exploration not only highlights Paine's legacy but also encourages a deeper understanding of the principles that underpin societal change.
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