Give Me Liberty
Distribution
John Litel
Patrick Henry
Nedda Harrigan
Doxie Henry
Carlyle Moore Jr.
Capt. Milton
Robert Warwick
George Washington
George Irving
Thomas Jefferson
Boyd Irwin
British Commissioner
Gordon Hart
Anti-Rebel Delegate Speaker
Myrtle Stedman
Martha Washington
Ted Osborne
Randolph Peyton
Jesse Graves
Washington's Servant Moses (uncredited)
Wade Lane
Judge (uncredited)
Charles Frederick Lindsley
Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
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