Name: Thomas Paine Collected Writings, Volume 1. 1772 to 1782
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Author: Thomas Paine;Gregory Claeys
ISBN: 9780691233420

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Thomas Paine Collected Writings, Volume 1. 1772 to 1782

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Physical Book

Publisher

Princeton University Press

Author

Thomas Paine;Gregory Claeys

Year

2026

Pages

816

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

23.50 x 15.60 cm

ISBN13

9780691233420

Thomas Paine Collected Writings, Volume 1. 1772 to 1782

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Synopsis "Thomas Paine Collected Writings, Volume 1. 1772 to 1782"

A comprehensive scholarly edition of the writings and correspondence of Thomas PaineThomas Paine: Collected Writings is the first major new edition of Paine’s works, bringing together all his writings in six breathtaking volumes that dramatically revise our previous understanding of his activities as a writer and his importance as a democratic theorist in the age of revolutions. It includes about 180 new letters and some two hundred works newly attributed to Paine, with twenty-nine works previously regarded as Paine’s being deattributed. Drawing on pioneering computerized text analysis that makes possible for the first time attributions of anonymous and pseudonymous texts, this collection includes in volumes 5–6 newly identified pamphlets and newspaper and journal contributions, and suggests that Paine was extremely active as a Grub Street oppositional Whig writer in the decade prior to the American Revolution. Many writings from the period of his residence in France (1792–1802) and his subsequent return to the United States are also restored to his published output. Paine emerges as a much more consistent and serious democratic theorist than is often assumed, whose contribution to revolutionary debates in America, Britain, and France were unparalleled in its time. This volume spans the years 1772 to 1782, a decade that witnessed a diverse output of writings from Paine, from editorials and magazine pieces to pamphlets and newspaper articles. The book includes the Forester Letters, the Crisis papers, the Deane Affair articles, and Common Sense, with commentary by the editors providing invaluable historical context.