Patrick Henry: Practical revolutionaryLippincott, 1969 |
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... march his battalion to join Washington without waiting for full com- panies , and again on March 15 he addressed Lewis , saying that " there was more pressing necessity for your aid than you are acquainted with " or that Henry could ...
... march his battalion to join Washington without waiting for full com- panies , and again on March 15 he addressed Lewis , saying that " there was more pressing necessity for your aid than you are acquainted with " or that Henry could ...
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... March brought more troubles ; they seemed to have a cumulative effect upon Henry . When writing Washington on the thirteenth , he tried to put a cheerful face on the military situation and could note some encouraging news of the western ...
... March brought more troubles ; they seemed to have a cumulative effect upon Henry . When writing Washington on the thirteenth , he tried to put a cheerful face on the military situation and could note some encouraging news of the western ...
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... March 20 , 1775 . 22. Henry was present at the opening session of the Convention on March 20. Proceedings of the Convention of Delegates ... of Virginia 1775 , p . 3 ( hereafter cited as Proceedings ) . 23. Ibid . Numerous ...
... March 20 , 1775 . 22. Henry was present at the opening session of the Convention on March 20. Proceedings of the Convention of Delegates ... of Virginia 1775 , p . 3 ( hereafter cited as Proceedings ) . 23. Ibid . Numerous ...
Contents
The Approaching Convention | 1 |
The St Johns Church Speech Introductory | 2 |
The St Johns Church Speech Conclusion | 3 |
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