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The Domestic Life of Thomas Jefferson

Sarah N. Randolph

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. . .Countess de ——; a French Count who had been a general in America, but whose name I forget; Commodore Jones; Mr. Jarvis, an American gentleman lately arrived (the same who married Amelia B——), who says there is so strong a likeness between your cousin and his lady, that he is obliged to be upon his guard lest he should think himself at home, and commit some mistake—he appears a very sensible, agreeable gentleman; a Mr. Bowdoin, an American also; I ask the Chevalier de la Luzerne's pardon—I had like to have forgotten him; Mr. Williams, of course, as he always dines with Mr. Jefferson; and Mr. Short—though one of Mr. Jefferson's family, as he has been absent some time I name him. He took a resolution that he would go into a French family at St. Germain, and acquire the language; and this is the only way for a foreigner to obtain it. I have often wished that I could not hear a word of English spoken. I think I have mentioned Mr. Sho. . . Read More

Community Reviews

It took me a little bit to get into this, as it's mostly a collection of letters, with brief commentary, and written quite a long time ago. But the more I read, the more engrossed I became, and I ended up being sad when it ended. What an amazing man Thomas Jefferson was, and what better way to reall

Many years ago, on a bright summer morning on Cape Cod, I walked into a cluttered used bookstore in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts. The three story wood frame building had been constructed about 150 years earlier as a general store. I don’t recall being overly impressed at the age of the building thou