时至今日,帕特里克·亨利那深沉却又不失力度的呼声仍回荡在自由的殿堂上空:不自由,毋宁死!这样的呼唤较之裴多菲的诗意,更阳刚也更决绝。风雨即将到来的1775年的北美大陆,很多所谓革命者倾向于选择绥靖,因为他们早已被英国侵略者的坚船利炮吓破了胆。然而,有理有节的外交手段在这个时候已然丧失了它的体面,而成为敌人嘲笑的懦弱。先生们一叶障目的自欺欺人只会坐以待毙,主战派的亨利选择了让暴风雨来得更猛烈些。 To this day, Patrick Henry’s deep, yet steadfast, voice still echoes over the palace of freedom: not free, rather dying! This call is even more masculine and decisive than the poetry of Ottophi. In the upcoming 1775 North American continent, many so-called revolutionaries tended to choose appeasement because they had already been frightened by the guns of the British invaders. However, rational diplomatic methods have lost their demeanor at this time and become the cowardice of the enemy’s ridicule. When the gentlemen were fooled by the blindness, they would only sit there for a while, and Henry of the main faction chose to let the storm come even harder.