Thomas Paine

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is a man least beloved, having at different times disputed with everybody.

is a man who, later in his life, became a disgusting habitual drunkard, a possessor of immoralities, and of low and vulgar habits, though his mental faculties retained much of their former luster.

is a man with a larger share of every other sense than of common sense, and lately the intemperate use of ardent spirits has I am told, considerably impaired the small stock, which he originally possessed.

is a man with a larger share of every other sense than of common sense, and lately the intemperate use of ardent spirits has considerably impaired the small stock, which he originally possessed.

is cocksure of bringing about a revolution in Great Britain and will likely be promoted to the pillory.

is a man whose writings have had a powerful effect upon the public mind and thus ought to meet an adequate reward.

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Thomas Paine