Lord Stanhope: "That publication had produced a strong effect."

Rev. Abiel Holmes, D.D., LL.D.: "'Common Sense', written by Thomas

Paine, produced great effect."

John Howard Hinton: "'Common Sense' from the popular pen of Thomas

Paine produced a wonderful effect in the different colonies in favor of

independence."

Dr. David Ramsey: "In union with the feelings and sentiments of the

people it produced surprising effects."

Rev. George E. Ellis, D.D.: "Of mighty cogency in its tone and

substance, was that vigorous work of Thomas Paine."

Rev. Jesse A. Spencer, D.D.: "The style, manner and matter of his

pamphlet were calculated to rouse all the energies of human nature."

William Grimshaw: "'Common Sense' roused the public feeling to a degree

unequalled by any previous appeal."

Hand Book of American Revolution: "It affected sensibly the current of

political feeling."

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