Based on this excerpt from stowe’s novel, the character who speaks these words is "we don’t own your laws; we don’t own your country; we stand here as free, under god’s sky as you are; and by the great god that made us, we’ll fight for our liberty till we die." —harriet beecher stowe, uncle tom's cabin (1852)

The character who speaks these words is: A former slave named George Harris in a southern state

Explanation:

In this excerpt from Unce Tom's Cabin, the one who speak this words is a former slave named George Harris who was once property of "Mr. Harris of Kentucky" but now claims to be a free man, he speaks this words in a confrontation with Tom Loke, who claimed to have the law on his side and questions George and his family's freedom.

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