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Document Image NMT 3 Image Extracts from an essay on the nature and origin of natural and civil rights Excerpts from: Deutsche Beitraege (German Essays) . . . Thomas Paine Rights of Man HLSL Item No.: 7285 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Lautz 241	Thomas Paine See more details Thomas Paine American political activist (1737–1809) Born: 1737-02-09 (Thetford) Died: 1809-06-08 (Greenwich Village) Country of citizenship: France (period: 1792-08-26 through 1802-01-01); Great Britain (period: 1787-01-01 through 1776-01-01); Kingdom of France (period: 1790-01-01 through 1791-01-01, 1791-01-01 through 1792-01-01); United States of America (period: 1776-01-01 through 1787-01-01) Occupation: entrepreneur; journalist; opinion journalist; philosopher Member of: American Philosophical Society; Pennsylvania Abolition Society Position held: member of the French National Assembly (electoral district: Pas-de-Calais; period: 1792-09-06 through 1795-10-26) Educated at: Thetford Grammar School Spouse: Elizabeth Ollive; Mary Lambert	1947	Document Image
Document Image NMT 3 Image Extract from an essay, on the freedom of each generation to determine its own rights and laws Excerpt from: Deutsche Beitrage . . . Thomas Paine[,] The Rights of Man HLSL Item No.: 7291 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Exhibit Code: Lautz 247	Thomas Paine See more details Thomas Paine American political activist (1737–1809) Born: 1737-02-09 (Thetford) Died: 1809-06-08 (Greenwich Village) Country of citizenship: France (period: 1792-08-26 through 1802-01-01); Great Britain (period: 1787-01-01 through 1776-01-01); Kingdom of France (period: 1790-01-01 through 1791-01-01, 1791-01-01 through 1792-01-01); United States of America (period: 1776-01-01 through 1787-01-01) Occupation: entrepreneur; journalist; opinion journalist; philosopher Member of: American Philosophical Society; Pennsylvania Abolition Society Position held: member of the French National Assembly (electoral district: Pas-de-Calais; period: 1792-09-06 through 1795-10-26) Educated at: Thetford Grammar School Spouse: Elizabeth Ollive; Mary Lambert	1947	Document Image