Thomas Paine persuades for independence, while Patrick Henry urges resistance through emotions.
Thomas Paine, in his work 'Common Sense,' aimed to persuade his audience to support the separation of the American colonies from Britain by emphasizing the failings of the British government and advocating for natural rights and equality. On the other hand, Patrick Henry's speech to the Second Virginia Convention was intended to exhort his audience to resist British oppression and fight for independence through emotional appeals and patriotic fervor.
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