Common Sense

Common Sense is Thomas Paine’s bold and influential political pamphlet that played a crucial role in shaping the American Revolution. Written in clear and direct language, Paine challenges monarchy, inherited power, and British rule, arguing passionately for independence and self-government. His ideas were radical for their time, yet they resonated deeply with ordinary people. By appealing to reason rather than tradition, Paine gave voice to the growing demand for freedom, equality, and democratic rule.

This edition by Tarang Prakashan presents the historic work in a clean and accessible format for modern readers. Common Sense remains one of the most powerful political writings ever published, admired for its clarity, courage, and lasting impact. The book continues to inspire readers interested in liberty, civic responsibility, and the foundations of democracy. A timeless call for justice and self-rule, it stands as essential reading in political and historical literature.