As a result of this tract, the author was forced to flee to France and was tried in England in absentia as a traitor.
As a result of this tract, the author was forced to flee to France and was tried in England in absentia as a traitor. Part II is an excoriation of Edmund Burke's Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs while Part I responds to Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France. FTP name this political tract which defends a Declaration made by the French Assembly, written by Thomas Paine.
As a result of this tract, the author was forced to flee to France and was tried in England in absentia as a traitor.
The {Rights of Man}