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In January 1776 Patriot Thomas Paine published a pamphlet called Common Sense. In it, Paine called on colonists to overthrow its British tyrants and to become independent. Over 120,000 copies were distributed throughout the colonies and Paine’s words persuaded many to support the Patriot cause. Despite Washington’s ragtag army, the Continental
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