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(1) Peace, and the Newfoundland Fisheries: Thomas Paine
(2) Peace, and the Newfoundland Fisheries: Thomas Paine
(3) Peace, and the Newfoundland Fisheries: Thomas Paine
A Brief Life of Thomas Hobbes, 1588-1679: John Aubrey
A Brief Life of William Petty, 1623-87: John Aubrey
A Citizen of America to the Citizens of Europe: Thomas Paine
A Dialogue: Thomas Paine
A Dialogue Between General Wolfe and General Gage in a Wood near Boston: Thomas Paine
A Letter to Andrew Dean: Thomas Paine
A Little Journey to the Home of Thomas Paine: Elbert Hubbard
A Republican Manifesto: Thomas Paine
A Serious Thought: Thomas Paine
A Square Deal: Marilla M. Ricker
A Survey of Functional Forms in the Economic Analysis of Production: Melvyn Fuss, Daniel McFadden and Yair Mundlak
Account of the Life and Writings of Adam Smith , pp 1-98: Dugald Stewart
Addenda: Thomas Paine
Address and Declaration: Thomas Paine
African Slavery in America: Thomas Paine
Age of Reason, Part First: Thomas Paine
Age of Reason, Part Second: Thomas Paine
Agrarian Justice: Thomas Paine
An Aggregate Model with Multi-Product Technologies: Michael Denny and Cheryl Pinto
An Essay Written to Aid New Republicans in their Opposition to Monarchy: Thomas Paine
An Occasional Letter on the Female Sex: Thomas Paine
Analyse de la formule mathematique du tableau economique de la distribution des depenses annuelles d'une nation agricole: Francois Quesnay
Answers to Four Questions on the Legislative and Executive Powers: Thomas Paine
Appeal to the Convention: Thomas Paine
Applications of Profit Functions: Lawrence J. Lau
Austria Over All If She Only Will , pp 221-243: Philipp von Hornick
Autobiographical Sketch: Thomas Paine
Case of the Officers of Excise: Thomas Paine
Chapter I â€“ Of Society and Civilisation: Thomas Paine
Chapter II â€“ On the Origin of the Present Old Governments: Thomas Paine
Chapter III â€“ Of the Old and New Systems of Government: Thomas Paine
Chapter IV â€“ On Constitutions: Thomas Paine
Chapter V - Ways and Means of Improving the Conditions of Europe, etc: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Appendix: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Epistle to Quakers: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Of Monarchy and Hereditary Succession: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Of the Origin and Design of Government in General, etc: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Of the Present Ability of America, with Some Miscellaneous Reflections: Thomas Paine
Common Sense: Thoughts on the present State of American Affairs: Thomas Paine
Conclusion: Thomas Paine
Conclusion: Thomas Paine
Constitutional Reform: Thomas Paine
Constitutions, Governments and Charters: Thomas Paine
Cost, Revenue, and Profit Functions: Daniel McFadden
Crisis Number I: Thomas Paine
Crisis Number II - To Lord Howe: Thomas Paine
Crisis Number III: Thomas Paine