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Mark Steel Lectures - Thomas Paine

Surely Britain's greatest unknown international revolutionary, best-selling author and hobbyist bridge builder, Norfolk born corset-maker's son Thomas Paine wrote the Rights of Man and helped inspire the American War of Independence. Thereafter he became the Secretary for Foreign Affairs in a government that hated his country of birth. He then went to France and escaped the guillotine by accident, after having failed to sell a bridge he built over a field in London. (from open2.net)

Mark Steel Lectures - Thomas Paine


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Thomas Paine - wikipedia
Thomas Paine (1737-1809) was an English-American political activist, author, political theorist and revolutionary.
Common Sense
This is a collection of eBooks and audiobooks of the pamphlet Common Sense written by Thomas Paine in 1775-76.

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Lecture 01 - Lord Byron
Lecture 02 - Isaac Newton
Lecture 03 - Sigmund Freud
Lecture 04 - Aristotle
Lecture 05 - Charles Darwin
Lecture 06 - Karl Marx
Lecture 07 - Ludwig van Beethoven
Lecture 08 - Leonardo da Vinci
Lecture 09 - Mary Shelley
Lecture 10 - Thomas Paine
Lecture 11 - Sylvia Pankhurst
Lecture 12 - Albert Einstein
Lecture 13 - Oliver Cromwell
Lecture 14 - Charlie Chaplin
Lecture 15 - Rene Descartes
Lecture 16 - Geoffrey Chaucer
Lecture 17 - Harriet Tubman
Lecture 18 - Che Guevara