The Rights of Man · Character
Charles I
Executed Stuart king of England, referenced in historical arguments.
minor
Also known as Charles
First appearance: part first being an answer to mr burke s attack on the french revolution
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Paine cites Charles I as an example of a hereditary monarch who endangered the liberties of the people.
Charles I first appears in 0002 part first being an answer to mr burke s attack on the french revolution.
In Miscellaneous Chapter: Paine cites Charles I as an example of a hereditary monarch who endangered the liberties of the people.
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