matinezleslie62 matinezleslie62

26-08-2016
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What was Thomas Paine's primary purpose in writing "The Crisis, No. 1"?

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EthanDuh EthanDuh

26-08-2016

It was to re-inspire the continental army (Americans). "The Crisis, No. 1" was also used to inspire and give positivity.

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sarkhan2018 sarkhan2018

09-08-2018

The American Crisis is a series by American activist and revolutionary. The papers were addressed to the colonist in order to make them support the American Revolutionary War. Employing his own personal liberal ideas, Thomas Paine uses persuading language.

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