
The Autobiographical Works of Thomas Jefferson (Vol. 1-4)
Memoirs & CorrespondenceBy Thomas JeffersonLength95h 15m
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In 'The Autobiographical Works of Thomas Jefferson (Vol. 1-4)', readers are provided with a comprehensive insight into the life and thoughts of one of America's founding fathers. Jefferson's literary style is characterized by eloquent prose, detailed accounts of his personal experiences, and reflections on the political landscape of his time. The inclusion of original letters and documents adds an authentic touch to the narrative, offering readers a deeper understanding of Jefferson's contributions to American history and politics. The book is a valuable resource for scholars and history enthusiasts alike, shedding light on the complexities of Jefferson's character and his enduring legacy. Thomas Jefferson's autobiographical works serve as a primary source for studying the foundations of American democracy and the principles that shaped the nation's early years. By delving into the intricate layers of Jefferson's life, readers can gain a nuanced perspective on his role in shaping the United States as we know it today.
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GenreHistory
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Publish dateMay 7, 2021
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Table of contents
1Common Sense
2Volume 1
3PREFACE.
4MEMOIR. (pt. 1)
5MEMOIR. (pt. 2)
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6APPENDIX TO THE MEMOIR.
7[NOTE A.] Letter to John Saunderson, Esq.
8[NOTE B.]—Letter to Samuel A. Wells, Esq.
9[NOTE C]—August, 1774, Instructions to the first Delegation
10[NOTE D.]—August, 1774., Instructions for the Deputies
11[NOTE E.]—Monticello, November 1, 1778.—[Re: Crimes and Punishment]
12[NOTE F.]—Coinage for the United States
13[NOTE G.]
14[NOTE H.]
15CORRESPONDENCE
16LETTER I.—TO DR. WILLIAM SMALL, May 7, 1775
17LETTER II.—TO JOHN RANDOLPH, August 25,1775
18LETTER III.—TO JOHN RANDOLPH, November 29, 1775
19LETTER IV.—TO BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, August 13, 1777
20LETTER V.—TO PATRICK HENRY, March 27, 1779
21LETTER VI.—TO JOHN PAGE, January 22, 1779
22LETTER VII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 23, 1779
23LETTER VIII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 17, 1779
24LETTER IX.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 1, 1779
25LETTER X.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 2, 1779
26LETTER XI.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1779
27LETTER XII.—TO COLONEL MATHEWS, October, 1779
28LETTER XIII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 28, 1779
29LETTER XIV.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 10,1779
30LETTER XV.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, February 10, 1780
31LETTER XVI.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, June 11, 1780
32LETTER XVII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, July 2, 1780
33LETTER XVIII.—TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, August 4, 1780
34LETTER XIX.—TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, August 15, 1780
35LETTER XX.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 8, 1780
36LETTER XXI.—TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 12,1780
37LETTER XXII.—TO GENERAL EDWARD STEVENS, September 15, 1780
38LETTER XXIII.—TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, September 23, 1780
39LETTER XXIV.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 23, 1780
40LETTER XXV.—TO HIS EXCELLENCY GENERAL WASHINGTON, September 26,1780
41LETTER XXVI.—TO MAJOR GENERAL GATES, October 4, 1780
42LETTER XXVII.—TO GENERAL GATES, October 15, 1780
43LETTER XXVIII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 22, 1780
44LETTER XXIX.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 25,1780
45LETTER XXX.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, October 26, 1780
46LETTER XXXI.—TO GENERAL GATES, October 28, 1780
47LETTER XXXII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 3,1780
48LETTER XXXIII.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 10, 1780
49LETTER XXXIV.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, November 26, 1780
50LETTER XXXV.—TO GENERAL WASHINGTON, December 15,1780