Quotes from Letter to the Stonington Committee — Joseph Warren
1741–1775
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When liberty is the prize, who would shun the warfare? Who would stoop to waste a coward thought on life?
Letter to the Stonington Committee (1774)
'Tis for you, brethren, for ourselves, for our united posterity, we hazard all; and permit us humbly to hope, that such a measure of vigilance, fortitude, and perseverance will still be afforded us, that, by patiently suffering and nobly daring, we may eventually secure that more precious than Hesperian fruit, the golden apples of freedom.
Letter to the Stonington Committee (1774)