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Despite the fact that many of the delegates expected it to be conciliatory, it was revolutionary since it was independent of the colonial administration.

The primary objective was to elect new MPs who would serve at the discretion of the Crown and the English governor.

There were two camps at this convention about the colonies' relationship with Britain:

Those who believed that negotiation and patience would yield results believed that a revolutionary war would be the only solution. One of the latter was Patrick Henry.

In his address, Henry stated that a resolution was required permitting to organize a militia, in response to Britain's argument that one of the reasons for the colonies' high taxes was to keep an army to defend them.

Henry's tone was calm and his phrases were courtly at the start of his address. He lauded the former delegates and their devotion in order to portray himself among them, as a patriot and rational man.

However, he went on to say that he did not agree with them that peace was the answer and that the colonies should pursue a different path.

With this section of the speech, Henry conveys the feeling that all nonviolent responses have been exhausted, creating a sense of shame that must end.

After then, he lets go of all his passion and speaks directly to the audience, affecting them and attempting to inspire fire in them.

Once he wins their support, Henry insists that war is unavoidable and the only honorable response to the British Crown's slavery.

This is discussed in the final section of the speech. It didn't matter how loudly they shouted for peace; they were already fighting a war, and other colonies were rising up in their resistance to British control.

Finally, Henry issues a "battle cry" to the already enraged throng. The only life "worth living" is one free of colonial authority.

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