In which sentence or sentences did Patrick Henry suggest that living under British tyranny was intolerable even if it meant risking personal safety?

Patrick Henry suggested that living under British tyranny was intolerable in his famous line, "Give me liberty, or give me death!" This statement encapsulates his belief that the fight for freedom was worth the risk of personal safety and even death. He emphasized that enduring oppression was unacceptable, and the pursuit of liberty was paramount, regardless of the dangers involved.