Common Sense (with a Biographical Introduction by John M. Robertson)

The work presents a compelling case for American independence from British rule, addressing the critical debate among colonists during the pre-revolutionary period. Paine's use of clear and accessible language made complex political ideas understandable, significantly influencing public opinion. Published anonymously due to its treasonous content, it encouraged colonists to consider the risks and necessity of rebellion. This edition features a biographical introduction by John M. Robertson, highlighting its historical significance and impact on the fight for freedom.