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Patrick Henry… A mid-19th century view…
November 30, 2010 by GuyHeilenman 
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Although much has been written about Patrick Henry, a December 18, 1840 issue of the Citizen Soldier, Vermont, gives us a glimpse as to how he was viewed within less than 50 years of his death. The end of the biography has a few extra treats as well. Although quite lengthy… please enjoy:
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Filed under: Food for Thought, Pre Civil War, The Hobby, Unusual, Fun & Bizarre
Tagged: 1700's, 1800's, biography, forefathers, Patrick Henry, Virginia, Williamsburg
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