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Thomas Paine was an influential writer during the American Revolutionary War, known for his pamphlets Common Sense and The Crisis. Common Sense inspired the Declaration of Independence, while The Crisis encouraged Revolutionary soldiers to continue fighting despite facing hardship, with the famous quote "These are the times that try men's souls." Paine advocated that war could be justified if the cause was just, and urged colonists to endure difficulties without losing sight of their goal.
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