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This compelling biography by E. M. Halliday offers a clear-eyed, intimate portrait of Thomas Jefferson, exploring the paradoxes of his character and the personal beliefs that shaped his legacy. Halliday’s narrative dives into Jefferson’s childhood, literary tastes, religious views, and moral philosophy, while also addressing his complex relationship with Sally Hemings and his evolving ideas on democracy.
This First Perennial Edition (2002) paperback was used for academic study and contains highlighter marks throughout—adding character and scholarly charm to this collectible copy.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, homeschool educators, and vintage book collectors seeking a well-loved edition with intellectual depth.