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Paine's main purpose in this passage is to-
Warn against self-government
Encourage renewed loyalty to the crown
Prove America lacks unity
Demonstrate that independence is feasible, not reckless
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Demonstrate that independence is feasible, not reckless.
Paine's writings (e.g., Common Sense) argue for breaking with monarchy by showing practical reasons and achievable benefits of independence, rather than urging rash or chaotic action.
Paine's writings (e.g., Common Sense) argue for breaking with monarchy by showing practical reasons and achievable benefits of independence, rather than urging rash or chaotic action.
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