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Along with his accounts of such factual matters as North American flora and fauna, Thomas Jefferson expounds his views on slavery, education, religious freedom, representative government and the separation of church and the state in this classic - the only full-length book he ever wrote.
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- Logan: Add a description of this character.
- Michael Cresap
- Buffon
- N. J.
- Joshua Baker
- James
- William
- Daniel Greathouse
- Thomas Jefferson
- Clayton
- Smith
- Delawares
- Adair
- Mary
- Banneker
- Zane
- Missisipi
- Tj
- Millar
- Raynal
- Stith
- Robert Carre
- John Sappington
- Clavigero
- Jackson
- Ross
- Muscicapa
- Seale
- Troy
Setting & Locations edit
- South America
- Virginia
- Ohio
- Europe
- New-england
- Pennsylvania
- France
- Paris
- Mons
- London
- Kentucky
- United States
- Patowmac
- Atlantic
- Washington
- Cumberland
- Alleghaney
- Monticello
- Illinois
- Philadelphia
- Yellow Creek
- Great Kanhaway
- New-jersey
- Asia
- Mexico
- New York
- Lord Dunmore
- Connecticut
- North America
- Missouri
- Richmond
- Africa
- Great-britain
- Carolina
- Georgia
- Kaskaskia
- Peru
- Louisville
- Kittatinney
- Fredericksburg
- Canada
First Sentence edit
Virginia is bounded on the East by the Atlantic: on the North by a line of latitude, crossing the Eastern Shore through Watkins's Point, being about 37. 57.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Thomas Jefferson (Author)
- John Perivolaris (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 975.503
Subjects edit
- Books › History › Americas › United States › State & Local › Virginia
- Books › History › Americas › United States › Revolution & Founding
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