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Answer fast 20 points! the passage below was written by thomas paine in his 1776 pamphlet, "common sense." quote by thomas paine in a purple box, reading, the powers of the hands of the such to proper person to say to these colonies, you shall make no laws but what i . based on this passage, with what definition of "common sense" would thomas paine agree? a.) a king is the proper protector of a people's liberty. b) a king can protect the people from tyrants. c) people should have a government that protects liberty. d) people should have no laws but what they to obey. answer fast!
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