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did a Dynamic speech against the Stamp Act. Patrick Henry
one of the most persuasive figures in Virginia politics Patrick Henry
the Great Awakening was happening when he was a boy Patrick Henry
gave his Liberty or death speech as colonies were nearing the Breaking Point with England Patrick Henry
this guy was at a famous gathering with George Washington and Thomas Jefferson Patrick Henry
this guy went to a convention that was held in Richmond Virginia to decide how to respond Patrick Henry
he took an ivory letter opener and plunged it to his chest Patrick Henry
he rose and gave his speech after many other speeches in favor of compromise were told Patrick Henry
logical or emotional? I know what course others may take but as for me Give me liberty or give me death! emotional
logical or emotional? and what have we to opposed to them shall we try argument sir we have been trying that for the last 10 years logical
a question asked for a fact not meant to be answered rhetorical question
comparison of two dissimilar things metaphor
reference to something with which people are expected to be familiar allusion
repetition of the same key word repetition
repetition of the same phrase structure parallelism
a forceful statement of belief (!) exclamation
the most persuasive writer of the American Revolution Thomas Paine
born in England and not formally educated Thomas Paine
he tried to organize the employees in order to demand higher wages Thomas Paine
came to America to make a new start Thomas Paine
Ben Franklin wrote him a letter of introduction Thomas Paine
he labeled the King of England a bruit and wrote that a continent should not be tied to an island Thomas Paine
he defended a Republican government and called upon the English to overthrow their King. as a result he was tried for treason and kicked out of the country Thomas Paine
imprisoned in France because he was a citizen of enemy Nation Thomas Paine
wrote about deism and Americans labeled him wrongly an atheist Thomas Paine
stripped of his right to vote and continually harassed Thomas Paine
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