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Mentioned briefly when discussing General O'Hara being imprisoned in Paris: 'he ends up in prison with Thomas Paine. You know, the rights of man by this point has been imprisoned.' The book is referenced to identify who Thomas Paine is.

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Mentioned as being among the trial papers used as evidence against Thomas Hardy, with the Treasury solicitor underlining passages believed to be treasonous or seditious

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A quote from Thomas Paine dated 1791 is read from a plaque about Wat Tyler - 'If the barons merited a monument to be erected at Runnymede... Tyler merited one in Smithfield, Thomas Paine, 1791.' This quote appears to be from Rights of Man, published in 1791.