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Thomas Paine: On the contrary, the representative system is always parallel with the order and immutable laws of nature, and meets the…

On the recordJanuary 1, 1791
On the contrary, the representative system is always parallel with the order and immutable laws of nature, and meets the reason of man in every part.
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Thomas Paine

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Paine champions the representative system as a form of government that aligns with natural order and human reason, unlike monarchy.

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