According to Paine , why is something that is difficult to obtain “the more glorious the triumph” ? Explain his argument . Do you agree or disagree explain

There doesn't seem to be a right or wrong answer here, but I agree

Explanation:

The question will probably want an explanation for the quote.

The quote is straightforward and can apply to anyone. When one obtains somthing it means they have put effort into obtaining it. Whether they working for money, for love, for school or so on, when they have succeeded, it shows that all the work they put in was worth it. The more difficult, the more work is put in, and greater the award. One takes pride in the accomplishment of put in work for a reward, and this is why the "triumph" is more glorious.

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