Liberty or Death Rolled Print apparel and headwear funnel Included

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Franklin published the symbol again during the American Revolution

In an ironic twist 12 years later

His drawing was meant to encourage the British ruled 13 colonies to unite against the growing attacks from the French and Indians who had allied themselves to fight the British

Ride or Die

Liberty or Death Rolled Print apparel and headwear funnel IncludedLiberty or Death The legendary quote Give me liberty, or give me death! was delivered by Patrick Henry in 1775 as he urged his fellow colonists to take up arms against British tyranny. This print showcases the words Liberty or Death in bold, distressed lettering, accompanied by the iconic crossed muskets and skull. Along the bottom is a detailed description explaining what the quote meant nearly 250 years agoand what it continues to signify today.