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Common Sense

De: Thomas Paine
Narrado por: Adrian Cronauer
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This pamphlet, first published in 1776, set in print the word every American was thinking about, but none dared say: independence! It was published anonymously in New York, selling 120,000 copies in the first 3 months and half a million in that same year. Its author, Thomas Paine, wrote in a language that could be understood by any reasonably literate colonist. But more important than it being so well received, is that it captured the American colonists' imaginations and was a primary catalyst to the independence movement in the United States. Noted American historian Bernard Bailyn called it "the most brilliant pamphlet written during the American Revolution, and one of the most brilliant ever written in the English language."Public Domain (P)1986 Recorded Books Revolución y Fundación Estados Unidos Ciencia Política Historia y Teoría Política y Gobierno Filosofía Américas Guerras y Conflictos Militar Guerra

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This is the pamphlet that started the American Revolution. Political activist Thomas Paine's groundbreaking work lays out in simple terms the rationale for American independence. One wouldn't want to hear this seminal work read by anyone other than radio personality Adrian Cronauer. He handles the vernacular of the day with such ease that listeners feel as if they are hearing Paine himself lay out his argument. Cronauer uses pauses and varied intonations to ensure that this piece, despite its age, is accessible to a modern audience.
Timeless Relevance • Revolutionary Ideas • Excellent Narration • Foundational Principles • Refreshing Perspective

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This pamphlet is as relevant today as it was over 200 years ago. Especially rousing is it's explanation of the ungodly practice of human monarchy and it's adverse consequences and heavy burdens. From Congress to the White House, it's revelations shed light on the source of abuses experienced during the past two executive administrations. Dr. Paul was correct in stating, "Liberty is very young; tyranny is what is very old."

A timeless classic

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loved it. strong response to the oppression of the era. sparked the emotions of a nation at a crucial time in American history

powerful no matter what era

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Excellent narration and exceptional read for any interested in one our Founding Fathers thoughts.

Exceptional Listening

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This book was great and kept me interested the whole time. You can feel the fire in his voice from just gaining a nation and his excitement about the potential America has. The way he speaks and the beliefs and values they had is the reason we are now a great nation. Unfortunately our apathy and entitlement attitude make us just a hollow shell of the people who existed then.

WOW! No wonder it's still popular after 200 years

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The classic pamphlet originally published anonymously but written by Thomas Paine is as relevant today as it was then. Great read

As relevant today as it was in 1776

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