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184401 Editorial Note Using the French manuscript that he received from the author in 1809, Jefferson undertook to see...
184402 Editorial Note The material printed below documents the failure of Edward Livingston’s attempt to make Jefferson...
184403 Editorial Note By the latter part of the 1790s Thomas Jefferson and John Adams had become bitter political...
184404 Editorial Note In the summer of 1805 William Wirt asked Jefferson to supply him with information for a...
184405 Jefferson, Thomas Peyton, Craven Enclosure: Thomas Jefferson’s Account with Craven … Craven Peyton in account for Henderson’s lands, with Th: J. D r
184406 Jefferson, Thomas Peyton, Craven Enclosure: Thomas Jefferson’s Account with Craven … Craven Peyton on a contract for corn in acc t with Th: Jefferson D r
184407 Editorial Note Thomas Jefferson had long advocated sending an American-sponsored expedition to explore the...
184408 Editorial Note On 12 Jan. 1803 the Virginia General Assembly passed “An Act to establish an academy in the...
184409 Editorial Note Having learned through the newspapers of the British destruction on 24 Aug. 1814 of the...
184410 Editorial Note In composing his response to Peter H. Wendover ’s letter of 30 Jan. 1815 , Jefferson completed a...
184411 Editorial Note In composing a letter to his boyhood friend James Maury , a longtime expatriate serving as United...
184412 Editorial Note In the latter part of 1815 Jefferson made two lengthy visits to his Bedford County estate, Poplar...
184413 Editorial Note Following his September visit to Bedford County and surrounding areas with José Corrêa da Serra...
184414 Editorial Note While drafting his 10 Jan. 1816 response to Horatio G. Spafford’s letter of 25 Dec. 1815 ,...
184415 Editorial Note Virginia adopted its first written constitution by a unanimous vote on 29 June 1776 at a...
184416 Editorial Note In 1806 an act of the Virginia General Assembly established the Rivanna Company in order to...
184417 Editorial Note The bill establishing Central College became law on 14 Feb. 1816, and on 25 Mar. of that year...
184418 Editorial Note On or about 13 Aug. 1817 Jefferson set out from Poplar Forest to visit Natural Bridge with his...
184419 Editorial Note Following the chartering of Central College early in 1816, the purchase the next summer of land...
184420 Editorial Note During a monthlong visit to Poplar Forest , 19 Nov.–20 Dec. 1817, Jefferson attempted to clarify...
184421 Editorial Note Early in his tenure as secretary of state, Jefferson began to preserve his reactions to national...
184422 Editorial Note New Hampshire congressman Salma Hale arrived at Monticello on 7 May 1818 and departed the...
184423 Editorial Note On 21 Feb. 1818 the Virginia General Assembly approved “An Act appropriating part of the revenue...
184424 Editorial Note Following the meeting of the commissioners for the University of Virginia at Rockfish Gap ,...
184425 Editorial Note As the 1818–19 legislative session approached, Jefferson and his allies prepared to submit to the...
184426 Zajączek, Jozéf Polética, Pierre de Enclosure: Jozéf Zajączek to Pierre de Polética, 17 … Le Sieur Estco Estko ci’devant Major à l’armée Polonaise neveu du feu le Général Kosciuszko , se...
184427 Editorial Note The items below document Jefferson’s response to the insolvency of his friend and close family...
184428 Editorial Note John A. Dix was a young aide-de-camp to Major General Jacob Brown when they traveled to Virginia...
184429 Editorial Note James Leitch , a merchant in Charlottesville , frequently sold Jefferson household items, loaned...
184430 Editorial Note Between 6 Jan. and 29 July 1821, Jefferson overcame his oft-expressed aversion to writing about...
184431 Editorial Note On 1 Sept. 1821 Jefferson ’s much younger friend, the Harvard University professor George Ticknor...