Thomas Jefferson, a Character Sketch
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In the epitaph of Jefferson, written by himself, there is no mention of his having been Governor of Virginia, Plenipotentiary to France, Secretary of State, Vice- io8 THOMAS JEFFERSON.
President and President of the United States. But the inscription does mention that he was the ''Author of the Declaration of American Independence; of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom; and Father of the University of Virginia." These were the three things which, in his own opin- ion, constituted his... most enduring title to fame, and it Rotunda and Lawn, Imiversity of Virginia.
is to be observed S^i'sX freedom was the fruit of all three.
By the first he contributed to the emancipation of the American colonies from British rule; by the second he broke the chains of sectarian bigotry that had fettered his native State; and by the third he gave that State and her sisters the chance to strike the shackles of ig- norance from the minds of their sons.
Free government, free faith, free thought — these were THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the epitaph of Jefferson, written by himself, there is no mention of his having been Governor of Virginia, Plenipotentiary to France, Secretary of State, Vice- io8 THOMAS JEFFERSON.
President and President of the United States. But the inscription does mention that he was the ''Author of the Declaration of American Independence; of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom; and Father of the University of Virginia." These were the three things which, in his own opin- ion, constituted his... most enduring title to fame, and it Rotunda and Lawn, Imiversity of Virginia.
is to be observed S^i'sX freedom was the fruit of all three.
By the first he contributed to the emancipation of the American colonies from British rule; by the second he broke the chains of sectarian bigotry that had fettered his native State; and by the third he gave that State and her sisters the chance to strike the shackles of ig- norance from the minds of their sons.
Free government, free faith, free thought — these were THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Graeme Mercer to read onlineMoreLess
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