Articles with keyword "Thomas Jefferson"
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Presidents Talking About the Presidency
Excerpts from seven of the NEH's presidential papers projects.
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From Skyscrapers to Barns and Everything in Between
A new book roves through four centuries of Virginia's architecture.
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The Trial of a Young Nation
John Marshall's Supreme Court makes a landmark decision establishing the power of judicial review.
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West by Northwest with the Corps of Discovery
The Corps of Discovery heads into uncharted territory looking for a mythical passage to the Far East.
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On the Trail with Lewis & Clark
Chairman Bruce Cole talks with historian Gary Moulton about the expedition's journals and the character of its leaders.
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Upstairs Downstairs
Monticello comes to life in the rooms of its cooks, brewers, blacksmiths, and servants.
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Burr versus Jefferson versus Marshall
The president accuses his former vice president of treason and tussles with a Supreme Court justice.
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American Arriviste
The eighteenth-century traveler, writer, and social climber John Ledyard joins Thomas Jefferson and a famed circle of expatriates in Paris.
Curio
Mr. Manners
At George Washington’s request, Alexander Hamilton offers the newly elected president advice on proper etiquette in a letter dated May 5, 1789.


