Question

"As Britain hath not manifested the least inclination towards a compromise, we may be assured that no terms can be obtained worthy the acceptance of the continent, or any ways equal to the expense of blood and treasure we have been already put to."

What does Paine say here about the possibility of dealing with the British and what does he propose to change it? Do you agree with his argument? Explain.​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Thomas Pain is saying that America is too big to be controlled by Britain. He is asking for American independence and that they will change by becoming their own colony. And going to war if they have to.