Thomas Paine,
Thomas Paine, the Apostle of Liberty An Address Delivered in Chicago, January 29, 1916; Including the Testimony of Five Hundred Witnesses
作者：Remsburg, John E. (John Eleazer), 1848-1919
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共 43 题- Produced by David Widger
- THOMAS PAINE
- THE APOSTLE OF LIBERTY
- INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY OF FIVE HUNDRED WITNESSES.
- THOMAS PAINE, THE APOSTLE OF LIBERTY.
- John Clark Ridpath, LL. D.: "The Morning Star of the Revolution."
- Hon. William Willett: "The first champion of American liberty."
- Theodore Roosevelt: "Thomas Paine, the famous author of 'Common Sense.'"
- Benjamin Franklin: "A pamphlet that had prodigious effects."
- William Massey, M. P.: "'Common Sense' had an immense circulation."
- Francis Bowen, A. M.: "It had an enormous sale."
- Lord Stanhope: "That publication had produced a strong effect."
- Barnes's Centenary History: "It produced a profound impression."
- W. H. Bartlett: "This pamphlet produced an indescribable sensation."
- John Andrews, LL.D.: "It was received with vast applause."
- George T. Cram: "The whole patriot army was inspirited by it."
- THE "RIGHTS OF MAN" AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
- Thomas H. Dyer, LL.D.: "An active agent in the French Revolution."
- 7. The Rights of Man mean the right of all to representation.
- Charlotte M. Yonge: "A brave remonstrance."
- Victor Hugo: "Thomas Paine, an American and merciful."
- Lucy N. Colman: "Thomas Paine's God was justice."
- John Maddock:--
- PAINE'S PLACE IN LITERATURE.
- Dr. Edmund Robinet: "A wise and lucid intellect."
- James Thompson Callender: "He possesses both, talent and courage."
- Abraham Lincoln: "I never tire of reading Paine."
- George Brandes: "One of the largest figures in our literary history."
- REFORMS AND INVENTIONS.
- Joseph N. Moreau: "The Archimedes of the eighteenth century."
- Elihu Palmer: "Probably the most useful man that ever lived."
- Baron Pichon: "Paine lived in Monroe's house at Paris."
- Walt Whitman: "Paine was double damnably lied about."
- Rev. Charles Wendt, DD.: "A much abused name."
- TESTIMONIALS AND TRIBUTES.
- M. Coupé: "Faithful friend of liberty."
- M. Courtois: "He has labored to found liberty in two worlds."
- Michael Monahan: "One of the notables of history."
- Glasgow Herald: "Paine was greater than he knew."
- Ernestine L. Rose: "He was one of the greatest benefactors of mankind."
- C. Fannie Allyn:
- Charles Watts: "Not of one age, but for all time."
- THE END.