Thomas Paine

After meeting a family called the Rumpels, Paine knew what he had to do. He wanted to be more clear. Then he started to write Common Sense. He only had a bed, a bolster, chest, coat-rack, table, two fairly good suits of clothes, ink and paper. That was all that he needed plus a few pennies for candles, something for food, and something to drink. Paine started drinking rum or anything that would help his …

…famous and well-known as he had been before because of some criticism he made of George Washington in a letter to him. On his deathbed, many people tried to make him turn into a Catholic since he had no religion. All their efforts were lost as soon as he died. He wasn't as famous and well-known as he had been before because of some criticism he made of George Washington in a letter to him.