"live free or die"

Latin translation: liber vive aut morere

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English term or phrase:	"live free or die"
Latin translation:	liber vive aut morere
Entered by:	Joseph Brazauskas

18:18 Feb 18, 2007

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English term or phrase: "live free or die"

(new hampshire's state motto)

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liber vive aut morere

Explanation:
New Hampshire, unlike many American states, does not have an official Latin motto. This is a literal translation of the English motto which they employ.

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Joseph Brazauskas
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liber vive aut morere

Joseph Brazauskas

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live free or die

liber vive aut morere

Explanation:
New Hampshire, unlike many American states, does not have an official Latin motto. This is a literal translation of the English motto which they employ.

Joseph Brazauskas
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