Publisher's Synopsis
This book is an authoritative biography of Patrick Henry, one of America's founding fathers and a crucial figure in the American Revolution. Wirt's detailed and compelling narrative captures both the complexity and brilliance of Henry's character, illuminating his contributions to the fight for independence and his legacy as a statesman. Anyone interested in American history and politics will find this book an enlightening read.
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