Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... seems to be very little doubt that he yielded to his anxiety and to the entreaties of Eppes who seems to have urged him to come back . He had left at Monticello a sick mother , his sisters , a wife who had recently lost a child and had ...
... seems to be very little doubt that he yielded to his anxiety and to the entreaties of Eppes who seems to have urged him to come back . He had left at Monticello a sick mother , his sisters , a wife who had recently lost a child and had ...
Strana 166
... seems to have been dominated by the same utilitarian preoccupations during his English journey . There he noted / carefully all the peculiarities of English gardens , visiting all the show places with Whateley's book on gardening in his ...
... seems to have been dominated by the same utilitarian preoccupations during his English journey . There he noted / carefully all the peculiarities of English gardens , visiting all the show places with Whateley's book on gardening in his ...
Strana 234
... seems a typically Jeffersonian idea . The same theory will be found fully developed in a letter to Samuel Kercheval written in 1816 and dealing with the revision of the Constitution of Virginia . It was expressed originally in a letter ...
... seems a typically Jeffersonian idea . The same theory will be found fully developed in a letter to Samuel Kercheval written in 1816 and dealing with the revision of the Constitution of Virginia . It was expressed originally in a letter ...
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