The Gods And Other Lectures
The Gods And Other Lectures
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Strange, that in the general denunciation some one did not 136 THOMAS PAINE.
remember his labor for liberty, his devotion to principle, his zeal for the rights of his fellow-men He had by brave and splendid effort, associated his name with the cause of Progress. He had made it impossible to write the history of political freedom with his name left out. He was one of the creators of light ; one of the heralds of the dawn. He hated tyranny in the name of kings, and in the name of God, with every ...drop of his noble blood. He believed in liberty and justice, and in the sacred doctrine of human equality. Under these divine banners he fought the battle of his life. In both worlds he offered his blood for the good of man. In the wilderness of America, in the French Assembly, in the sombre cell waiting for death, he was the same unflinch- ing, unwavering friend of his race ; the same un- daunted champion of universal freedom. And for this he has been hated ; for this the Church has violated even his grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strange, that in the general denunciation some one did not 136 THOMAS PAINE.
remember his labor for liberty, his devotion to principle, his zeal for the rights of his fellow-men He had by brave and splendid effort, associated his name with the cause of Progress. He had made it impossible to write the history of political freedom with his name left out. He was one of the creators of light ; one of the heralds of the dawn. He hated tyranny in the name of kings, and in the name of God, with every ...drop of his noble blood. He believed in liberty and justice, and in the sacred doctrine of human equality. Under these divine banners he fought the battle of his life. In both worlds he offered his blood for the good of man. In the wilderness of America, in the French Assembly, in the sombre cell waiting for death, he was the same unflinch- ing, unwavering friend of his race ; the same un- daunted champion of universal freedom. And for this he has been hated ; for this the Church has violated even his grave.
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