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Metaphor in Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death?
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Metaphor in Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death?

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the guy above me is correct

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The metaphor portion is “Give me death” which basically means that without liberty there’s no point in living, because if you are not free and you’re constantly being controlled then what’s the point of living
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