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Thomas Paine: The ministers of Britain may rage as they please, but our part is to conquer their armies.

On the recordJanuary 1, 1776
The ministers of Britain may rage as they please, but our part is to conquer their armies.
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Thomas Paine

Editor's note · Context

From "The American Crisis," this passage asserts the American objective amidst British political opposition.

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