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An artful blend of prose and scholarship, this book chronicles one year in the life of Thomas Jefferson before he became president of the United States.

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9781555910501

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"""""Offers eloquent evidence of the versatile statesman-farmer's life on the land. Jackson deals beautifully and precisely with the pull of the earth in Thomas Jefferson."""

Offers eloquent evidence of the versatile statesman-farmer's life on the land. Jackson deals beautifully and precisely with the pull of the earth in Thomas Jefferson.

""""Offers eloquent evidence of the versatile statesman-farmer's life on the land. Jackson deals beautifully and precisely with the pull of the earth in Thomas Jefferson.""

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The late Donald Jackson was one of America's leading scholars. An authority on the history of western exploration, Jackson edited the papers of Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Zebulon Montgomery Pike, and John C. Fremont. He had been director of the University of Illinois Press and was the founding editor of the University of Virginia's George Washington Papers project.

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