The most famous speech that Patrick Henry gave, that includes the words, "Give me liberty or give me death," was given before the Virginia Provincial Convention, in 1775. Henry was urging that the Virginia militia be armed for the defense of the colony against England.
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Abraham Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg speech and he spoke the speech on June 1, 1865.
Virginia lawyer and politician Patrick Henry lived at the height of tensions between Britain and the American Colonists. He was vocally opposed to the Stamp and Townshend Acts and the other long list of taxes Britain imposed on its people in the New World. In 1775, Henry gave his famous speech "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death" to the Virginia Assembly. However, Patrick Henry did not write out his speech, and no one wrote out his words as he spoke, so all we have today is the oral remembrances of what he said, such as what Henry's first biographer, William Wirt of Maryland, wrote out later.
Never did. He was a silversmith who became famous in 1861 when Longfellow wrote a poem about the ride he didn't finish.
The people who wrote the constitution also wrote the bill of rights, which includes the freedom of speech.
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This is a speech to the second Virginia convention I swear
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he wrote give me liberty or give me death speech and it influences many people
I believe that was Patrick Henry, and he actually said it in the First Continental Congress
Obama wrote his speech.
NO ! In fact the prime ministers name was Neville chamberlain and he wrote a speech called 'peace for our time' and was very famous but not more famous than Winston Churchill's speech called 'we'll fight on the beaches' and that is even more famous than Neville chamberlain's but Neville chamberlain's speech is still awesome and very famous . if it was speech as in talking then NO none of them had speech problems. hope I helped
Abraham Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg speech and he spoke the speech on June 1, 1865.
Sing a Song of Patrick- Twinkle, Twinkle, Patrick Star (I Wrote This)
Virginia lawyer and politician Patrick Henry lived at the height of tensions between Britain and the American Colonists. He was vocally opposed to the Stamp and Townshend Acts and the other long list of taxes Britain imposed on its people in the New World. In 1775, Henry gave his famous speech "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death" to the Virginia Assembly. However, Patrick Henry did not write out his speech, and no one wrote out his words as he spoke, so all we have today is the oral remembrances of what he said, such as what Henry's first biographer, William Wirt of Maryland, wrote out later.
Never did. He was a silversmith who became famous in 1861 when Longfellow wrote a poem about the ride he didn't finish.
The people who wrote the constitution also wrote the bill of rights, which includes the freedom of speech.