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Letters & Replies

Open letters, public correspondence, replies to clergymen and statesmen -- the form Paine returned to whenever a private quarrel needed to be made political.

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The American Crisis, No. II To Lord Howe, January 13, 1777.Vol. 11777
The American Crisis, No. V To General Sir William Howe, March 21, 1778.Vol. 11778
Letter to the Abbe Raynal On the Affairs of North America.Vol. 21782
Private Letters to Jefferson 1788-1789.Vol. 31789
Rights of Man Part the First. Being an Answer to Mr. Burke's Attack on the French Revolution.Vol. 21791
To the Authors of "Le Republicain" Paris, July 1791.Vol. 31791
Address to the People of France Delivered to the National Convention, September 25, 1792.Vol. 31792
Letter to the Addressers On the Late Proclamation.Vol. 31792
Letters to Onslow Cranley June, 1792.Vol. 31792
To Mr. Secretary Dundas (Second Letter) June 15, 1792.Vol. 31792
To Mr. Secretary Dundas June 6, 1792.Vol. 31792
To the Attorney General On the Prosecution of Rights of Man, May 1792.Vol. 31792
To the Sheriff of the County of Sussex On the Lewes meeting, 1792.Vol. 31792
Letter to Danton May 6, 1793.Vol. 31793
Forgetfulness Reflections on the Recall of an American Minister.Vol. 31795
Letter to George Washington Philadelphia, July 30, 1796.Vol. 31796
The Existence of God: A Discourse at the Society of Theophilanthropists Paris, 1797.Vol. 41797
Private Letter to President Jefferson October 1, 1800.Vol. 31800
Proposal That Louisiana Be Purchased September 1801.Vol. 31801
Letters to the Citizens of the United States Eight letters, November 1802 - April 1803.Vol. 31802
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