The book "The Works of Thomas Paine, a complete collection with an index to volumes I-IV" is a collection of the most outstanding works of the American politician and philosopher Thomas Paine. This book collects his most influential political treatises and literary works that formulated the key ideas of the American Revolution and liberal democracy. Thomas Paine was considered one of the main standard-bearers of the Enlightenment and human rights of his time. His works, such as "Human Rights", "The Meaning of the Convict", "Crises", condemned absolute monarchy and fearful social inequalities, proposing the ideas of a free state and civil liberty. This collection presents Paine's writings, from his earliest publications to his most recent literary essays, charting his life and the evolution of his thoughts. This book will be a valuable resource both for the general readership and for researchers of political theory and history. "The Works of Thomas Paine, Complete Collection with Index to Volumes I-IV" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of political thought and the struggle for freedom.