Look at the rhetorical questions asked by patrick Henry. List at least on below. What is the effect of these questions?

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In this paragraph, Henry responds to the opposing argument, giving reasons to refute it. Many other members of the convention want to remain humble and respectful towards Britain and negotiate a treaty. Patrick Henry discredits this approach by saying that all these strategies had been attempted in the past.

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