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Does Thomas Paine think that the problems experienced by the British Colonists are only important to them? Why or why not?​

Does Thomas Paine think that the problems experienced by the British Colonists are only important to them? Why or why not?​
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Does Thomas Paine think that the problems experienced by the British Colonists are only important to them? Why or why not?​

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No, Paine thinks all problems are universal

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