Based on the provided excerpts, the differences between the two texts seem to center around the perspectives and experiences of the authors. The first text, "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" by Patrick Henry, is characterized by a strong, confident tone where the author clearly articulates his conviction about the need to fight for liberty against oppression. On the other hand, the second text (which is not provided in your question but presumably discusses equal rights) may include personal experiences that reflect on the struggle for rights.
Given the options you've provided, the most accurate difference would likely be:
The author of the second text references her personal experiences, while the author of the first text does not.
This indicates a contrast in how each author approaches their argument: one through direct personal experience, which often adds emotional weight, and the other through a historical and rhetorical appeal to action and conviction.