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Why did Paine believe that Britain was unworthy of being called a republic?

Why did Paine believe that Britain was unworthy of being called a republic?
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Why did Paine believe that Britain was unworthy of being called a republic?

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Paine believed that Britain wasn't worthy of being a republican because the Americans didn't have the representation in Parliament. Hope this helps :)
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Paine believed that Britain was unworthy of being called a republic because:
1) The US didn't have any say in what they can or cannot do. (they didn't have a representative
2) The British literally had a king (George III)

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