collected portraits of celebrated men, and in 1787 there were few men as celebrated as thomas paine. he wrote "common sense," the 46-page pamphlet that catalyzed the independence movement and overthrew the british monarchies and the colonies. paine agreed to be painted, and jefferson hung the portrait in quite a place, on the walls of monticello, his house in virginia. that was 1787. now fast forward 40 years to 1828. thomas jefferson is dead. his family are selling off his possessions. when the auctioneerens dig out thomas paine's portrait, they find the canvas torn and battered. there are knife holes through his eyes, stab marks in his chest. as if some children in jefferson's family had been allowed to vandalize it. the fate of thomas paine's painting is, i think -- [inaudible] for -- apt metaphor for his own extraordinary life. the man toasted around the world in the 1790s -- 1770s and 1780s as the hero of the american revolution ended his days as a discredited pariah, unceremoniously cast aside. the thing about the painting at monticello are, it's our first clue that thomas pain

one of the things he described was how he met thomas paine and how "common sense" came about. when paine moved to philadelphia, rush was a public intellectual imposition and friends with the people who had come for the first continental congress. he was interested in writing about independence and self but was afraid. he had written about slavery and lost many of his clients because he was against slavery. he knew somebody needed to write an explanatory piece explaining why independence should not be scary to people and why it was important to understand that. he believed in explanatory writing. he thought that when he met paine that he was a good writer. he thought it would not go as bad for paine. he said in 7074 thomas paine arrived in philadelphia from england with a letter of recommendation from dr. franklin. he was waiting for employment and started writing for united states magazine. he did this with great ability and i met with him and was introduced to him. the conversation became interesting and i asked him to visit me with the jet -- which he did. our conversations

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as the legacy of thomas paine.to roosevelt years, the thing that really struck me, everyone had a saying that thomas paine had been forgotten in american history. everyone had assumed that conservatives are reactionaries had suppressed thomas paine's memory. there i was in the 40s, okay, the late 30s and, first of all , eleanor roosevelt is a very , very small but important book the moral phases of democracy dedicated more pages to discussing thomas paine on freedom of worship, freedom of religion, freedom and democracy and she did to anyone else, than for anyone else in the book. and then, of course, call me crazy, i went to all fdr speeches. i was looking for some kind of acknowledgment on his part. what was striking was on washington's birthday weekend of 1942 when fdr was going to explain to americans that indeed we were capable of a global two front war and getting world maps to see what that entailed, he often said were calling washington's retreat across new jersey to the delaware. he would use the states of

the american story through thomas paine as as the legacy of thomas paine. and when i got to the roosevelt, the thing that really struck me because this is important, everyone had assumed that thomas paine had been forgotten in american history everyone had assumed that conservatives and reactionary of all sorts had suppressed thomas memory. and then there i was in the forties. okay, the thirties, actually in the late thirties. and first of all, eleanor roosevelt in a very, very small but important book, the moral basis of democracy, dedicated more pages to to discussing thomas paine on questions like freedom, worship, freedom of religion, freedom and democracy than she did to anyone else and for anyone else in the book and, of course, i went through commie call me crazy. but the old fdr speeches, i was looking for some kind of acknowledgment on his part. and what was strike going was that on the washington's birthday weekend of 1942, when fdr was going to explain to americans that indeed we were capable of global two front war and he had everyone get maps t

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this week will feature common sense a pamphlet written by thomas paine in early 1776 at the height ofensions between american colonies and great britain. our guest history professor at the university maryland talked about how thomas payne drew his pamphlet and urged american independence from the british monarchy. later the declaration of independence was signed. watch "books that shaped america" featuring thomas payne's common sense monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the qr code to listen to the companion podcast and learn more about the authors of the books featured. ♪ >> this week on the c-span networks, the housend senate are in with both chambers continuing work on federal spending bills to avoid the government shutdown deadline. on wednesday, attorney general merrick garland testifies before the house judiciary committee examining the justice darent under his leadership. en transportation secretary pete buttigieg testifies before the house transportation and structure committee has department policies and pr

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