...They were opposed by all the old members, whose influence in the house had, till then, been unbroken. But torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by the solid reasoning CMay, of Johnston, prevailed. The last, however, and strongest resolution was carried but by a single...

...not from any question of our rights, but on the ground that the same sentiments had been, at their preceding session, expressed in a more conciliatory...eloquence from Henry, backed by the solid reasoning of Johnson, prevailed — The last, however, and strongest resolution, was carried but by a single vote....

...not from any question of our rights, but on the ground that the same sentiments had been, at their preceding session, expressed in a more conciliatory...eloquence from Henry, backed by the solid reasoning jof Johnson, prevailed. — The last, however, and strongest resolution, was carried but by a single...

...not from any question of our rights, but on the ground, that the same sentiments had been, at their preceding session, expressed in a more conciliatory...torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by the solemn reasoning of Johnson, prevailed. The last, however, and strongest resolution, was carried but...

...was most vehement; the debate upon it, to use his own strong language, " most bloody :" but, he adds, torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by the solid reasoning of Jobnson, prevailed ; and the resolution was carried by a single vote. I well remember, he continues,...

...SOt from any question of our rights, but on the ground, that the same sentiments had been, at their preceding session, expressed in a more conciliatory...yet received. But torrents of sublime eloquence from Henfj, backed by the solemn reasoning of Johnson, prevailed. The last, however, and strongest resolution,...

...most vehement ; the debate upon it, to use his own strong language, 4 most bloody ;' but," he adds, " torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by the solid reasoning of Johnson, prevailed ; and the resolution was carried by a single vote. I well remember," he continues,...

...honest patriots, whose influence in the House, had till then been unbroken. " But," says Jefferson, " torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by...door of communication between the house and the lobby during the whole debate and vote ; and I well remember, that, after the numbers, on the division were...

...not from any question of our rights, but on the ground that the same sentiments had been, at their preceding session, expressed in a more conciliatory...bloody. I was then but a student. and stood at the PATRICK HENRY. 79 door of communication between the house and the lobby (for as yet there was no gallery)...

...honest patriots, whose influence in the House, had till then been unbroken. ' But,' says Jefferson, ' torrents of sublime eloquence from Henry, backed by...stood at the door of communication between the house and«the lobby during the whole debate and vote ; and I well remember, that, after the numbers, on...