The Political Works of Thomas Paine

a-year admit America appear aristocracy arms army authority Bastile become Britain British Burke Burke's called cause character circumstances civil commerce common commutation tax congress conquer conquest consequence continue court crown declaration defence despotism duty effect elected endeavor enemy England English established Europe exist expense folly foreign former France French constitution French revolution gardes du corps hath hereditary succession honor house of peers human hundred idea independence interest king land liberty Lord Lord Shelburne mankind manner matter means ment millions sterling ministry mixed governments monarchy national assembly natural rights nature necessary never object parliament peace persons political pounds sterling present principles produce reason respect revenue revolution ruin shillings society states-general suffer suppose taxes thing thousand pounds tion tories trade whigs whole William the Conqueror wisdom