Danh ngôn của Richard Attenborough
I think Tom Paine is one of the greatest men that's ever lived. He lived in the 18th century; as you all know, he was an Englishman who was involved in the writing of American Declaration of Independence, the American Constitution, the French Constitution, wrote the great book called 'The Rights of Man' - commercial over.
I think Tom Paine is one of the greatest men that's ever lived. He lived in the 18th century; as you all know, he was an Englishman who was involved in the writing of American Declaration of Independence, the American Constitution, the French Constitution, wrote the great book called 'The Rights of Man' - commercial over.
Tôi nghĩ Tom Paine là một trong những người đàn ông vĩ đại nhất từng sống. Ông sống ở thế kỷ 18; như tất cả các bạn đã biết, ông ấy là một người Anh đã tham gia vào việc viết Tuyên ngôn Độc lập Hoa Kỳ, Hiến pháp Hoa Kỳ, Hiến pháp Pháp, đã viết cuốn sách vĩ đại có tên 'Quyền của Con người' - thương mại.
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