"Thomas Paine" downloads

Common Sense is a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. It was first published anonymously on January 10, 1776, during the...

Common Sense is a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 177576 that inspired people in the Thirteen Colonies to declare...

This song was written after Gabby Giffords was shot and it is about possible contributing factors to that sad day...

Constitution, Declaration, George Washington The Patriot Papers Attention home schoolers, freedom lovers, Constitutionalists and other patriots!  This eBoo......

American Colonial period music, from the 18th into early 19th centuries. Tunes and songs from the old world to the...

Traditional and original Celtic and European folk; Beautiful harmonies! Haunting woodwinds, stirring guitar and drums! Rude Elizabethan euphemisms! What more...

Traditional and original Celtic and European folk; Beautiful harmonies! Haunting woodwinds, stirring guitar and drums! Rude Elizabethan euphemisms! What more...

Lyrical, blusey rock with a great guitar player 13 MP3 Songs ROCK: Album Rock, ROCK: American Underground Details: Probably the most obscure, but possibly...

Roots Americana 12 MP3 Songs FOLK: Psych-folk, COUNTRY: Americana Details: Cowboy Hillbilly Hippy Folk are troubadours specializing in backcountry wailinâ,......

Garbrielle Stahlschmidt successfully crosses to adult contemporary/pop. With her breathtaking voice, she is able to get to the soul of...

Witty, self aware, acoustic, poetic, folk, roots, and blues musings from an original young talent with a guitar, a harmonica...

Dark Star Revolt has an infectious blend of melodic, heavy, and commercial music, which will capture the listener again and...

This Book is titled: GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY OF THE WYOMING AND LACKAWANNA VALLEYS OF ...

Multiple variations on Pachelbel''s Canon in D, including waltz, 5/4 time, cut time, Minor, Locrian, Chromatic, using various instruments, including...

Boiling up from down South, the Chad Anderson Quintet evokes the spirits of Lee Morgan to Albert Ayler all on...