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Thomas Paine: It is the whole country she is at war with, or must be at peace with.

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It is the whole country she is at war with, or must be at peace with.
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Thomas Paine

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Paine emphasizes that Britain is in a state of conflict with all of America, highlighting the need for peace.

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