Presidential Proclamation Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of Patrick Henry's 'Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!' Speech
March 20, 2025
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The Frame
This document serves as an official federal recognition of a foundational historical event leading up to the American Revolution.
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The document serves as a historical commemoration and does not impose new legal requirements or funding changes.
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Key Facts
- Patrick Henry delivered his 'Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!' speech on March 23, 1775.
- The speech occurred at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia.
- The Second Virginia Convention voted to form a militia following the speech.
- President Trump proclaimed March 23, 2025, as a day of celebration for this anniversary.
Why It Matters
This document serves as an official federal recognition of a foundational historical event leading up to the American Revolution.
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Anniversary Alignment
The proclamation aligns the 250th anniversary of the 1775 speech with the upcoming 250th anniversary of American Independence in 2026.
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