Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death

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December, 1975 [Etext #6] [Date last updated: October 21, 2003]
Officially released in December 1975, unofficially released for the 200th anniversary of the speech by Patrick Henry before the "House" as he referred to it. [Which was the Virgina Provincial Convention, March 23, 1775]
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