v.1. 1774-1779
  Introduction
  Prefatory note to Paine's first essay
  African slavery in America
  A dialogue between General Wolfe and General Gage in a wood near Boston
  The magazine in America
  Useful and entertaining hints
  New anecdotes of Alexander the Great
  Reflections on the life and death of Lord Clive
  Cupid and Hymen
  Dueling
  Reflections on titles
  The dream interpreted
  Reflections on unhappy marriages
  Thoughts on defensive war
  An occasional letter on the female sex
  A serious thought
  Common sense
  Epistle to Quakers
  The forester's letters
  A dialogue
  The American crisis
  Retreat across the Delaware
  Letter to Franklin in Paris
  The affair of Silas Deane
  To the public on Mr. Deane's affair.
  Messrs. Deane, Jay, and Gérard.
v.2. 1779-1792
  Peace and the Newfoundland fisheries
  The American philosophical society
  Emancipation of slaves
  Public good
  Letter to the Abbe Raymal
  Dissertations on government; the affairs of the bank; and paper money
  The Society for political inquiries
  Prospects on the Rubicon
  Specification of Thomas Paine
  Letter to Jefferson in Paris
  Thomas Paine's answer to four questions on the legislative and executive powers
  Address and declaration
  The rights of man
  The rights of man, part second
v.3. 1791-1804
  The republican proclamation
  To the authors of "Le républicain"
  To the Abbé Sièyes
  To the attorney general
  To Mr. Secretary Dundas
  Letters to Onslow Cranley
  To the sheriff of the county of Sussex
  To Mr. Secretary Dundas
  Letter addressed to the addressers on the late proclamation
  Address to the people of France
  Anti-monarchal essay
  To the attorney general, on the prosecution against the second part of Rights of man
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