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Breiland663 Breiland663
  • 30-07-2015
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How did the pamphlet Common Sense address the problem of the aim of the war and what was its impact on American opinion?

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 02-08-2015

Common Sense, which was written by Thomas Paine did an amazing job at convincing the colonists that it was impractical for a small island nation so far away, like Britain, to rule over something so large as the colonies. It was very influential on American opinion.

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