Common Sense. On The Origin and Design of Government in General; With Concise Remarks on te English Constitution. Together With The American Crisis 1776-1783 Introduction by W. Stitt Robinson Collector's Edition

"Common Sense . On The Origin and Design of Government in General; With Concise Remarks on the English Constitution. Together With The American Crisis, 1776–1783" by Thomas Paine, Collector’s Edition, with an introduction by W. Stitt Robinson, published by Easton Press in Norwalk, Connecticut, in 1994. This handsome edition brings together Paine’s influential arguments for American independence in "Common Sense" and his stirring Revolutionary War writings in "The American Crisis." A notable collectible for readers of American history, political philosophy, and the founding era.

Octavo (5.5" x 8.5"). Bound in full navy leather with gilt decoration on the covers and an elaborately decorated hubbed spine. Features gilt edges and orange moiré endpapers. A blank Easton Press bookplate is laid in.

Condition: No specific condition issues were noted in the supplied description. This finely bound Easton Press edition is an attractive addition to a collection of classic American political works, Revolutionary-era literature, and leather-bound collectible books.