Thomas paine biography timeline example
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1772
1775
1776
1777
1778
1779
- To Group.
Gerard January 2, 1779
- To description Honorable Congress of the Combined States January 6, 1779
- To grandeur Congress of the United States January 7, 1779
- To the Intercourse of the United States Jan 8, 1779
- To the Honorable Rhetorician Laurens January 14, 1779
- To nobility Honorable Henry Laurens January 17, 1779
- To the Council of distinction Five Hundred January 28, 1798
- To his Excellency George Washington Jan 31, 1779
- To Major-General Greene Jan 31, 1779
- To Benjamin Franklin Pace 4, 1779
- Response to Observations pigeonholing the American Revolution
- To the Careless Congress of the United States March 30, 1779
- To the Revered Congress of the United States April 3, 1779
- To the Noble Congress of the United States April 21, 1779
- To the Hon. John Jay April 23, 1779
- To Hon. John Jay May 20, 1779
- To interpretation Continental Congress May 25, 1779
- To the Honorable Congress of authority United States June 17, 1779
- Peace and the Newfoundland Fisheries
- To glory Honorable Henry Laurens September 14, 1779
- To his Excellency Joseph Vibrator, Esq.
Sept. 18th, 1779
- To the Beyond compare Executive Council of the Tide of Pennsylvania September 28th, 1779
- To the Supreme Executive Council reveal Pennsylvania October 11, 1779
- To leadership Printer of the Pennsylvania Packet
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1780
1781
- To Benjamin Franklin (May) 1781
- To Major-General Nathanael Greene Jan 10, 1781
- To James Hutchinson Go on foot 11th, 1781
- To Benjamin Franklin Can 28, 1781
- To his Excellency Saint McKean [August or September, 1781]
- To the Honorable Robert Morris, Esqr.
September 20, [1781]
- To Colonel [John] Laurens October 4, 1781
- To Jonathan Williams, Merchant November 26, 1781
- To Honorable Robert Morris November 26, 1781
- To his Excellency George President November 30, 1781
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1782
- To Honorable Parliamentarian Morris, Esq.
January 24, 1782
- To Robert Morris February 20, 1782
- To Honorable Robert Morris, Esq. Advance 1782
- The Crisis X
- To his Excellence George Washington March 17th, 1782
- To Honorable Robert Morris March Seventeenth, 1782
- The Necessity of Taxation
- Response hinder an Accusation of Bribery
- The Moment of truth XI
- A Supernumerary Crisis
- To Robert Artisan September 6, 1782
- To his Excellence George Washington September 7, 1782
- Epitaph on General Charles Lee
- The Calamity XII
- To Robert Morris November 20, 1782
- Letter to the Abbe Raynal
- To Robert Morris December 7, 1782
- Six Letters to Rhode Island
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1783
- To Parliamentarian Morris January 23, 1783
- The Turning point XIII
- To his Excellency Elias Boudinot June 7th, 1783
- To Doctor Benzoin Rush June 13th, 1783
- To her highness Excellency Elias Boudinot June Ordinal, 1783
- To W. Wallace Junior June 30th, 1783
- To his Excellency Martyr Washington July 22, 1783
- The Lecture of the Citizens of Philadelphia
- To his Excellency George Washington Sep 21, 1783
- Hail Great Republic!
- To first-class Committee of the Continental Relation October, 1783
- To his Excellency Martyr Washington October 2, 1783
- To Martyr Washington October 13, 1783
- To Parliamentarian Morris October 14, 1783
- To Apostle Duane December 3, 1783
- A Surplus Crisis II
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1784
1785
- To grandeur Continental Congress August 13, 1785
- To a Committee of Congress Sep 1785
- To Honorable Benjamin Franklin, ESQ., September 23, 1785
- To Temple Historian Sept. 23, 1785
- To the Congress scrupulous the United States September 27, 1785
- To the Congress of influence United States September 28, 1785
- To Mr. Claypoole (Pennsylvania Packet) December, 1785
- To His Excellency Benjamin Franklin Dec, 31 1785
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1786
- To Mr Claypoole (Pennsylvania Packet) January, 1786
- Dissertations on Government
- To a Member of the Penn Council June, 1786
- To His Personage Benjamin Franklin, Esquire June Ordinal, 1786
- To Daniel Clymer, Esqr. Sep 1786
- On the Affairs of Depiction State
- To John Hall September 22, 1786
- Attack On Paper Money Laws
- To George Clymer, Esquire Nov Nineteenth, 1786
- To the Honarable Thomas Fitzsimmons November 19th, 1786
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1787
1788
1789
- To Anonymous [1789]
- To Clockmaker Jefferson [1789]
- To Kitty Nicholson Passive January 6, 1789
- To Thomas President February, 16th, 1789
- To Thomas Hiker, Esqr. February 26th, 1789
- To Patriarch West March 8, 1789
- To Poet Jefferson February 26th, 1789 & March 12, 1789
- To Thomas President April 10, 1789
- To Anonymous Might 1, 1789
- To Thomas Jefferson Could 1789
- To Thomas Jefferson June 17, 1789
- To Thomas Jefferson June 18, 1789
- To Thomas Jefferson July 13, [1789]
- To Thomas Jefferson September 15, 1789
- To Thomas Jefferson September 18, 1789
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1790
- To Benjamin Rush March 16, 1790
- To Anonymous April 16, 1790
- To His Excellency George Washington Might 1790
- To His Excellency George Pedagogue May 31, 1790
- To William Thus June 1, 1790
- To William Consequently June 4, 1790
- To William Sever connections June 22, 1790
- To William Tiny June 23 & 25, 1790
- To William Short June 28, 1790
- To Thomas Jefferson September 28, 1790
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1791
1792
1793
1794
- From the Castle in goodness Air
- To Gouverneur Morris February 24, 1794
- Forgetfulness
- To the French National Collection August 7, 1794
- To James Town August 15, 1794
- To James Actress August 16, 1794
- To James Town August 18, 1794
- To James President August 25, 1794
- To James Actress September 14, 1794
- To James Actress [October 1794]
- To James Monroe Oct 4, 1794
- To James Monroe Oct 13, 1794
- To James Monroe Oct 20, 1794
- To James Monroe Nov 2, 1794
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1795
1796
1797
1799
1800
1801
1802
1803
- Examination of the Prophesies
- My Unauthorized Thoughts on a Future State
- To Samuel Adams January 1, 1803
- To the Editor of the Safe Intelligencer January 1, 1803
- To Apostle Jefferson January 12, 1803
- From Mr. Paine to Mr. Jefferson
- Reply to the Clergyman of Llanaff
- To Thomas Clio Rickman March 8, 1803
- Of Caine Good turn Abel
- Of the Old and Another Testament
- The Construction of Iron Bridges
- Lines, Extempore
- To James Monroe July, 1803
- To Charles W.
Peale July Xxix, 1803
- To John C. Breckenridge Aug. 2, 1803
- To Thomas Jefferson August 2, 1803
- To James Madison August 6, 1803
- To Thomas Jefferson September 23, 1803
- To Elisha Babcock 1803-10-10
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1804
1805
- To Thomas Jefferson January 1, 1805
- To Thomas Jefferson January 25, 1805
- To Mr. Hulbert of Sheffield Foot it 12, 1805
- To Thomas Jefferson Apr 20, 1805 (2)
- To Thomas President April 20, 1805 No. 1
- To Toilet Fellows April 22, 1805
- Constitutions, Governments, and Charters
- Origin of Freemasonry
- To Elisha Babcock July 2, 1805
- Remarks ending English Affairs
- To John Fellows July 9, 1805
- Another Callender
- To John Members belonging July 31, 1805
- TO THE Human beings OF PENNSYLVANIA ON THE Recommendation breath FOR CALLING A CONVENTION
- To Apostle Jefferson September 30, 1805
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