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In Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, John Dickinson:a. denied the ideas of the Enlightenmentb. reached out to working-class Americansc. stated independence from Great Britain was the best course of actiond. argued for reconciliation with Great Britain along with the same rights as Englishmen e. set the stage a year later for Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence
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