... . At the convention, Enlightenment ideals; liberty and natural rights inspired his speech. He accepted that the ideas he was presenting were not the most popular, but he was so dedicated to the cause that he didn't care. At the conclusion of the convention, proving that Henry's speech was effective, the convention voted in favor of Henry. Over the years, Patrick Henry had gotten a reputation of being a passionate and exciting speaker. One of the reasons ... his audience understands their importance. The most important example of repetition in the speech is, "we must fight! I repeat it, s...

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... unrest was a result of not abiding under the constitution they said All men should be equal. They thought that everything happens to let humans enjoy dignity and that you could not take away a persons natural dignity of liberty. (Doc 1) Voltaire felt that one hundred thousand slaves sacrificed their lives to gratify our appetites for such items that were of no importance before. What would ... we need them now? (Doc 2) Rousseau believed it to be inhumane to see with horror and pity what one fourth of people were left to endure, grieving to be a human. (Doc 3) Why should anyone destroy na...

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