the AMERICAN CRISIS

by Thomas Paine

A series of tracts concerning the American Revolution,
written from 1776 to 1783.

The Crisis Nº I
Philadelphia, December 23, 1776

The Crisis Nº II
To Lord Howe : Philadelphia, Jan. 13, 1777

The Crisis Nº III

To the Council of Pennsylvania
To the Honorable the Council of Safety of the State of Pennsylvania : Philadelphia, April 19, 1777

The Crisis Nº IV
Philadelphia, Sept. 12, 1777

The Crisis Nº V
To General Sir William Howe

To the Inhabitants of America
Lancaster, March 21, 1778

The Crisis Nº VI
To The Earl of Carlisle, General Clinton, and William Eden, ESQ., British Commissioners at New York : Philadelphia, Oct. 20, 1778

The Crisis Nº VII
To The People of England

The Crisis Nº VIII
Address to the People of England : Philadelphia, March, 1780

The Crisis Nº IX
Philadelphia, June 9, 1780

The Crisis Extraordinary
On the Subject of Taxation

The Crisis Nº X
On the King of England's Speech

To the People of America
On the Expenses, Arrangements and Disbursements for Carrying On the War, And Finishing It with Honor and Advantage : Philadelphia, March 5, 1782

The Crisis Nº XI
On the Present State of News : Philadelphia, May 22, 1782

A Supernumerary Crisis
To Sir Guy Carleton : Philadelphia, May 31, 1782

The Crisis Nº XII
To The Earl of Shelburne : Philadelphia, Oct. 29, 1782

The Crisis Nº XIII
On the Peace, And the Probable Advantages Thereof : Philadelphia, April 19, 1783

A Supernumerary Crisis
To the People of America : New York, December 9, 1783