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  1. The event reports Governor Rutledge raising supplies in North Carolina and historical militia resistance against the British Army during the Revolutionary War.
  2. British forces targeted Charleston as a strategic prize, while pamphlets argued for independence from the mother country.

Paine wrote the influential pamphlet Common Sense.

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Paine wrote the influential pamphlet Common Sense.

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  1. Paine's arguments against the British system led to the declaration of American independence.1 source
  2. Paine's pamphlet specifically challenged imperial authority and taxes.1 source
  3. Paine authored the influential pamphlet Common Sense, fueling calls for independence.1 source

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