Paine
1st ed.
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Word Count
125,000 words, Guess
Page Count
500 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivepaine0000hawk_j2y1
- Internet Archivepaine0000hawk_h5g3
- ISBN-100060117842
- ISBN-139780060117849
- LibraryThing496003
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- Goodreads1471259
- Library of Congress Control Number73014264
- OCLC Control Number790250
- Better World Books9780060117849
- Open LibraryOL22094846M
Classifications
- LCCJC178.V2 H34 1974
- LCCJC178.V2.H34 1974
Description
Animates the erratic, often mercenary character of America's pen of independence and sometime anonymous political columnist whose pungent propaganda profoundly influenced the two greatest sociopolitical upheavals of the 18th century.
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