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5 August, 12:10

In the "Speech to the Virginia Convention," when Patrick Henry uses the words "chains and slavery" near the end of his speech, he is referring to the price he does not want people to pay for peace. fact that the English search to literally enslave the colonists. situation of African Americans in the Colonies. possibility of enslaving captured British troops.

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