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Q: What part of the American revolution was Patrick Henry in?
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Patrick Henry took part of the Revolutionary War in 1776 but no, he did not win it on is own. The war was won because the french's economic help and the strategies created by the commander-in-chief George Washington. However Patrick Henry was at the begining battle for the Revolution Lexington and Concord and his catchphrase "Give me liberty or give me death" also made him famous.


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