Common Sense, The Rights of Man, The Age of Reason

The book highlights Thomas Paine's influential writings that fueled the American Revolution and advocated for democracy and egalitarianism. "Common Sense" passionately argued for independence from British rule, selling over 500,000 copies shortly after its release in January 1776. "The Rights of Man" continued his advocacy for a progressive society, while "The Age of Reason" critically examined Christianity, challenging fundamental beliefs through rational inquiry. Together, these works reflect Paine's commitment to freedom, reason, and social progress.