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Patrick Henry speaking in the Virginia House of Burgesses, May 1765. Steel engraving after the painting by Peter Frederick Rothermel (1817-1895)

Patrick Henry speaking in the Virginia House of Burgesses, May 1765. Steel engraving after the painting by Peter Frederick Rothermel (1817-1895)


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Patrick Henry speaking in the Virginia House of Burgesses, May 1765. Steel engraving after the painting by Peter Frederick Rothermel (1817-1895)

VIRGINIA: PATRICK HENRY, 1765.
Patrick Henry speaking in the Virginia House of Burgesses, May 1765. Steel engraving after the painting by Peter Frederick Rothermel (1817-1895)

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1765 American Revolution Assembly Colonist Colony Government Henri House Of Burgesses Patrick Pieter Rebellion Revolutionary Rothermel South Eastern Speaker Speech Stamp Act Virginia


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This print depicts a significant moment in American history - Patrick Henry delivering his impassioned speech in the Virginia House of Burgesses in May 1765. The steel engraving, skillfully created by Peter Frederick Rothermel, beautifully captures the intensity and conviction with which Henry spoke. As one of the most influential figures of the American Revolution, Patrick Henry's words reverberated through the assembly hall, resonating with both men and women alike. His powerful oration ignited a spirit of rebellion against British rule and laid the groundwork for future revolutionary actions. In this scene, we witness Henry standing tall amidst his fellow colonists who are gathered to discuss their grievances over the Stamp Act imposed by Britain. With determination etched on his face, he addresses the assembly with an unwavering belief in freedom and self-governance. The painting not only portrays an important event but also serves as a reminder of Virginia's pivotal role in shaping America's destiny. It symbolizes how ordinary individuals like Patrick Henry became catalysts for change during tumultuous times. This remarkable artwork transports us back to that transformative era when ideas were exchanged fervently within these hallowed walls. It invites us to reflect upon our shared history and appreciate those who fearlessly fought for liberty and justice.

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