One famous biography of this man was written by James Monroe's Attorney General, William Wirt.
One famous biography of this man was written by James Monroe's Attorney General, William Wirt. One speech by this man borrowed from the play Cato, a Tragedy. This man's father presided over his defense of Hanover County and the Two Penny's Act in the Parson's Cause. This man refused to attend the (*) Constitutional Convention because he "smelled a rat." In addition to being Virginia's first post-colonial governor, this man, as a member of the House of Burgesses, proposed the Virginia Resolves in response to the Stamp Act. For 10 points, name this Virginian who proudly proclaimed "Give me Liberty, or give me Death."
One famous biography of this man was written by James Monroe's Attorney General, William Wirt.
Patrick {Henry}