Book Review: Common Sense

The genius of Common Sense was that it gave voice to the collective anger and frustration felt by countless American patriots and it succeeded in spinning an already angry populace even further into the realm of tear-ass rebelliousness. In order to get into the revolutionary spirit, I read it for the first time while on my recent trip to Yorktown, Virginia.

Aaron KillianSeptember 30, 2014Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, Edmund Burke, American Revolution, French Revolution, Common Sense, King George III, Liberty, IndependenceComment