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What ideas or events does Paine use to presuade his audience

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Ideas he uses to persuade his audience to revolt are that the British King is a tyrant and they can overcome their challenges no matter what they cost because the reward will be the greatest. He believed that the people where fighting in a war that will go down as historical (which it did).

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