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Tom Paine, Warts and All - WSJ.com

Posted November 23rd, 2009 by admin

Arguably the most influential crank in American political history, Thomas Paine the man—as opposed to Thomas Paine the author of hackle-raising tracts such as “Common Sense”—has been all but lost to contemporary memory.

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