PAINE, T.: Rights of Man (Abridged)

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1. To George Washington - 0:39
2. Preface - 4:38
3. Rights of Man - 7:53
4. I am not contending for nor against… - 7:58
5. We now come more particularly… - 6:59
6. But there are many points of view… - 8:19
7. Not one glance of compassion… - 7:59
8. Arms they had none… - 7:33
9. Lay then the axe to the root… - 7:09
10. During this state of suspense… - 6:34

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1. During the latter part of the time… - 6:35
2. If any generation of men… - 7:07
3. From these premises… - 5:48
4. A constitution is not a thing in name only. - 7:47
5. The French Constitution says… - 8:08
6. When the question of the right of war… - 7:19
7. Is it, then, any wonder… - 7:58
8. The French Constitution has reformed… - 7:52
9. All religions are in their nature… - 5:37
10. The President of the National Assembly… - 6:55

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1. As Mr. Burke has not written… - 7:34
2. Miscellaneous Chapter - 7:53
3. Mr. Burke is labouring in vain… - 7:10
4. As it is sometimes of advantage… - 8:10
5. If government be what Mr. Burke describes… - 7:33
6. To account for this sudden transition… - 7:40
7. As the present generation… - 8:06
8. As the quantity of gold and silver… - 7:17
9. Conclusion - 4:56

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1. But in a well… - 5:18
2. I. Men are born… - 6:29
3. Part Two - 2:34
4. Introduction - 4:00
5. If, from the more wretched parts… - 4:38
6. Chapter One - 5:51
7. Man, with respect to all those matters… - 5:19
8. Chapter Two - 5:03
9. Chapter Three - 8:05
10. As to Mr. Burke, he is a stickler… - 7:37
11. Mr. Burke is so little acquainted… - 6:11
12. Much less could it when made hereditary. - 6:03
13. Whether I have too little sense to see… - 6:20

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