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Patrick Henry Speech in the Virginia Convention, 16 June Mr. Chairman.âThe necessity of a Bill of Rights appear s to me to be greater in this Government, than ever it was in any . We have a set of maxims of the same spirit, which must be beloved by every friend to liberty, to virtue, to mankind: our bill of rights contains those admirable maxims. {} Now, sir, I say, let . In , as the colonists assembled at the Virginia Convention debated whether to mobilize forces against the British, Henry gave an impassioned speech in support of the resolution from his . We are come hither to preserve the poor Commonwealth of Virginia, if it can be possibly done: Something must be done to preserve your liberty and mine: The Confederation; this same despised Government, merits, in my opinion, the highest encomium: It carried us through a long and dangerous war: It. Patrick Henry Speech in the Virginia Convention, 16 June Mr. Chairman.âThe necessity of a Bill of Rights appear s to me to be greater in this Government, than ever it was in any Government before. I observed already, that the sense of the European nations, and particularly Great-Britain, is against the construction of rights being. The following year, Henry gave perhaps his most famous speech of his career. He was one of the attendees of the Virginia Convention in March of The group was debating how to resolve the crisis with Great Britainâthrough force or through peaceful ends. Henry sounded the call to arms. Patrick Henry (â99) In , as the colonists assembled at the Virginia Convention debated whether to mobilize forces against the British, Henry gave an impassioned speech in support of the resolution from his pew in a Richmond church. Patrick Henry: Born in , died in ; admitted to the Bar in ; entered the. Patrick Henryâs speech to the Second Virginia Convention âGive me Liberty or Give Me Deathâ() Judging by the past, I wish to know what there has been in the conduct of the British ministry for the last ten years, to justify those hopes with which gentlemen had been pleased to solace themselves and the house?. Patrick Henryâs âSpeech in the Virginia Conventionâ (âGive Me Liberty or Give Me Deathâ Speech) No man, Mr. President, thinks more highly than I do of the patriotism, as well as abilities, of the very honourable gentlemen who have just addressed this House. But different men often see the same.