According to patrick henry, what have the colonist done to maintain good ties with the british?

The answer is Patrick Henry in his "Discourse at the Convention of Virginia" says that all tranquil approaches to consult with the British,  

Explanation:

Patrick Henry in his "Discourse at the Convention of Virginia" says that all tranquil approaches to consult with the British,have as of now been made, and were additionally pointless, since they have as of now contended their rights, at that point they have challenged, and the dissents were cruelly quelled, they have been prostrated before the British position of authority, and have even asked; however accordingly, the Colonists have been disdained and offended by the lord. In this manner, Henry says in his celebrated discourse, that the pioneers can not surrender their battle for their opportunity; and despite the fact that there are misfortunes and penances, they are for a more noteworthy reason. That is the point at which he calls the battle to all Americans.

i'm pretty sure it would be, the mediterranean sea.

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