r support to the winning side of the battle. This statement is added so early as to make the readers who are "summer soldiers" to read the rest as though they have done something wrong, and must make up for that wrong doing diligently. Americas Great Britain monarchy is then accused of being a tyranny, fallowing up by comparing it to hell. After viewing this line, the reader does not even stop to think about weather or not the monarchy is actually a tyranny, they just believe it and continue on to the next part of the paper with thoughts of evil British rule. Paine's next strong statement is that the American Colonists have repeatedly attempted to avoid war at all costs, and in every and any way they could possibly think of. This removes any shadow of a doubt that fighting for the American independence is or was wrong. A father within a tavern is then brought into the article saying "Well! Give me peace in my day." Paine accuses this man of being unfatherly stating that we should believ
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