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Rights of Man is a leather-bound book with gold gilt pages and is an excellent addition to your vintage history collection or Easton Press.
Paine's "The Rights of Man" was his response to Edmund Burke's aristocratic, anti-democratic "Reflections on the Revolution in France" (1790). The book of Thomas Paine affirms the principle of majority rule, declares that the state's goal is freedom, and claims that happiness is a natural right of all men.
Such principles might have been expected of a man living in America when the Declaration of Independence was signed. The publication of his powerful pamphlet "Common Sense" in January 1776 marked the beginning of the open movement for American independence. It "worked a powerful change in the minds of many men," according to Washington.
Condition
Rights of Man is in excellent vintage condition for its age with no rips or tears. Please use pictures as a guide. Have any questions or need more photos, ask.
This beautiful leather-bound book is printed on sturdy, acid-neutral paper specially milled that conforms to all guidelines established for permanence and durability.
The vintage & antique items I share with you have been previously owned and loved. They may show some wear, typical for vintage or antique pieces.
Book Dimensions:11x8x1
We source from local estate sales in the Great Lakes Bay Region, only purchasing the highest quality books.
After photos are shot, the book is immediately placed in a clear self-sealed bag, stored in a climate-controlled room for protection until you purchase.
When shipping, your book is double-bagged using kraft bubble mailer's for protection.
Reading Vintage offers Free Media Mail shipping on our books, valid only in the United States.
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