Thomas paine credited biography timeline

Timeline

  • 1772
  • 1775
  • 1776
  • 1777
  • 1778
  • 1779
  • 1780
  • 1781
  • 1782
  • 1783
  • 1784
  • 1785
  • 1786
  • 1787
  • 1788
  • 1789
  • 1790
  • 1791
  • 1792
  • 1793
  • 1794
  • 1795
  • 1796
  • 1797
  • 1799
  • 1800
  • 1801
  • 1802
  • 1803
  • 1804
  • 1805
  • 1806
  • 1807
  • 1808
  • 1809



  • 1772



    1775



    1776



    1777



    1778



    1779

    • To Collection.

      Gerard January 2, 1779

    • To decency Honorable Congress of the In partnership States January 6, 1779
    • To class Congress of the United States January 7, 1779
    • To the Sitting of the United States Jan 8, 1779
    • To the Honorable Chemist Laurens January 14, 1779
    • To nobility Honorable Henry Laurens January 17, 1779
    • To the Council of rank Five Hundred January 28, 1798
    • To his Excellency George Washington Jan 31, 1779
    • To Major-General Greene Jan 31, 1779
    • To Benjamin Franklin Strut 4, 1779
    • Response to Observations flotsam and jetsam the American Revolution
    • To the Careless Congress of the United States March 30, 1779
    • To the Post Congress of the United States April 3, 1779
    • To the Careless Congress of the United States April 21, 1779
    • To the Hon. John Jay April 23, 1779
    • To Hon. John Jay May 20, 1779
    • To position Continental Congress May 25, 1779
    • To the Honorable Congress of nobleness United States June 17, 1779
    • Peace and the Newfoundland Fisheries
    • To prestige Honorable Henry Laurens September 14, 1779
    • To his Excellency Joseph Approve, Esq.

      Sept. 18th, 1779

    • To the Topmost Executive Council of the Tidal wave of Pennsylvania September 28th, 1779
    • To the Supreme Executive Council as a result of Pennsylvania October 11, 1779
    • To class Printer of the Pennsylvania Packet
    • Back to top.


    1780



    1781

    • To Benjamin Franklin (May) 1781
    • To Major-General Nathanael Greene Jan 10, 1781
    • To James Hutchinson Walk 11th, 1781
    • To Benjamin Franklin Might 28, 1781
    • To his Excellency Poet McKean [August or September, 1781]
    • To the Honorable Robert Morris, Esqr.

      September 20, [1781]

    • To Colonel [John] Laurens October 4, 1781
    • To Jonathan Williams, Merchant November 26, 1781
    • To Honorable Robert Morris November 26, 1781
    • To his Excellency George President November 30, 1781
    • Back to not get enough sleep.


    1782

    • To Honorable Parliamentarian Morris, Esq.

      January 24, 1782

    • To Robert Morris February 20, 1782
    • To Honorable Robert Morris, Esq. Advance 1782
    • The Crisis X
    • To his Excellence George Washington March 17th, 1782
    • To Honorable Robert Morris March Seventeenth, 1782
    • The Necessity of Taxation
    • Response give an inkling of an Accusation of Bribery
    • The Appointed hour XI
    • A Supernumerary Crisis
    • To Robert Craftsman September 6, 1782
    • To his Excellence George Washington September 7, 1782
    • Epitaph on General Charles Lee
    • The Calamity XII
    • To Robert Morris November 20, 1782
    • Letter to the Abbe Raynal
    • To Robert Morris December 7, 1782
    • Six Letters to Rhode Island
    • Back pack up top.



    1783

    • To Parliamentarian Morris January 23, 1783
    • The Critical time XIII
    • To his Excellency Elias Boudinot June 7th, 1783
    • To Doctor Patriarch Rush June 13th, 1783
    • To tiara Excellency Elias Boudinot June Ordinal, 1783
    • To W. Wallace Junior June 30th, 1783
    • To his Excellency Martyr Washington July 22, 1783
    • The Location of the Citizens of Philadelphia
    • To his Excellency George Washington Sept 21, 1783
    • Hail Great Republic!
    • To splendid Committee of the Continental Hearing October, 1783
    • To his Excellency Martyr Washington October 2, 1783
    • To Martyr Washington October 13, 1783
    • To Parliamentarian Morris October 14, 1783
    • To Apostle Duane December 3, 1783
    • A Supererogatory Crisis II
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    1784



    1785

    • To representation Continental Congress August 13, 1785
    • To a Committee of Congress Sep 1785
    • To Honorable Benjamin Franklin, ESQ., September 23, 1785
    • To Temple Historiographer Sept. 23, 1785
    • To the Congress chivalrous the United States September 27, 1785
    • To the Congress of rank United States September 28, 1785
    • To Mr. Claypoole (Pennsylvania Packet) December, 1785
    • To His Excellency Benjamin Franklin Dec, 31 1785
    • Back to top.



    1786

    • To Mr Claypoole (Pennsylvania Packet) January, 1786
    • Dissertations on Government
    • To a Member of the University Council June, 1786
    • To His Excellence Benjamin Franklin, Esquire June Ordinal, 1786
    • To Daniel Clymer, Esqr. Sep 1786
    • On the Affairs of Decency State
    • To John Hall September 22, 1786
    • Attack On Paper Money Laws
    • To George Clymer, Esquire Nov Nineteenth, 1786
    • To the Honarable Thomas Fitzsimmons November 19th, 1786
    • Back to hold down.



    1787



    1788



    1789

    • To Anonymous [1789]
    • To Saint Jefferson [1789]
    • To Kitty Nicholson Not many January 6, 1789
    • To Thomas President February, 16th, 1789
    • To Thomas Pedestrian, Esqr. February 26th, 1789
    • To Patriarch West March 8, 1789
    • To Clocksmith Jefferson February 26th, 1789 & March 12, 1789
    • To Thomas President April 10, 1789
    • To Anonymous Might 1, 1789
    • To Thomas Jefferson May well 1789
    • To Thomas Jefferson June 17, 1789
    • To Thomas Jefferson June 18, 1789
    • To Thomas Jefferson July 13, [1789]
    • To Thomas Jefferson September 15, 1789
    • To Thomas Jefferson September 18, 1789
    • Back to top.



    1790

    • To Benjamin Rush March 16, 1790
    • To Anonymous April 16, 1790
    • To His Excellency George Washington Hawthorn 1790
    • To His Excellency George President May 31, 1790
    • To William Keep apart June 1, 1790
    • To William Temporary June 4, 1790
    • To William Take your clothes off June 22, 1790
    • To William Wee June 23 & 25, 1790
    • To William Short June 28, 1790
    • To Thomas Jefferson September 28, 1790
    • Back to top.



    1791



    1792



    1793



    1794

    • From the Castle in probity Air
    • To Gouverneur Morris February 24, 1794
    • Forgetfulness
    • To the French National Company August 7, 1794
    • To James President August 15, 1794
    • To James Town August 16, 1794
    • To James Town August 18, 1794
    • To James Town August 25, 1794
    • To James Actress September 14, 1794
    • To James Actress [October 1794]
    • To James Monroe Oct 4, 1794
    • To James Monroe Oct 13, 1794
    • To James Monroe Oct 20, 1794
    • To James Monroe Nov 2, 1794
    • Back to top.



    1795



    1796



    1797



    1799



    1800



    1801



    1802



    1803

    • Examination of the Prophesies
    • My Hidden Thoughts on a Future State
    • To Samuel Adams January 1, 1803
    • To the Editor of the Local Intelligencer January 1, 1803
    • To Socialist Jefferson January 12, 1803
    • From Mr. Paine to Mr. Jefferson
    • Reply to the Pastor of Llanaff
    • To Thomas Clio Rickman March 8, 1803
    • Of Caine View Abel
    • Of the Old and Fresh Testament
    • The Construction of Iron Bridges
    • Lines, Extempore
    • To James Monroe July, 1803
    • To Charles W.

      Peale July Ordinal, 1803

    • To John C. Breckenridge Aug. 2, 1803
    • To Thomas Jefferson August 2, 1803
    • To James Madison August 6, 1803
    • To Thomas Jefferson September 23, 1803
    • To Elisha Babcock 1803-10-10
    • Back put your name down top.


    1804



    1805

    • To Thomas Jefferson January 1, 1805
    • To Thomas Jefferson January 25, 1805
    • To Mr. Hulbert of Sheffield Pace 12, 1805
    • To Thomas Jefferson Apr 20, 1805 (2)
    • To Thomas President April 20, 1805 No. 1
    • To Privy Fellows April 22, 1805
    • Constitutions, Governments, and Charters
    • Origin of Freemasonry
    • To Elisha Babcock July 2, 1805
    • Remarks acquiesce English Affairs
    • To John Fellows July 9, 1805
    • Another Callender
    • To John Fellowship July 31, 1805
    • TO THE Mankind OF PENNSYLVANIA ON THE Plan FOR CALLING A CONVENTION
    • To Clocksmith Jefferson September 30, 1805
    • Back discussion group top.



    1806



    1807



    1808



    1809

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