View from Thomas Jefferson's Monticello | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
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Hello all! This is a view from the Monticello. The house is amazing--TJ had style. Photos are prohibited inside the house. Thanks for looking!
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beautiful!!
Thank you SEAN! : )
your very welcome jewels!!
This is wonderful!!!
Thank you Virginia!
There is nothing inherently wrong with recycling stories. All historians do, and that is to be expected. But Wiencek rarely adds insights to these recycled stories, and when he offers interpretations, they are usually wrong-headed. It often seems that he is ignoring all the things that have been written about Jefferson and slavery over the past 30 years, consigning it to a claim that “scholarly consensus” is that “Jefferson managed his plantations with a lenient hand.”. In fact, scholars have known, and written, for years about whipping at Monticello.
Thanks for adding that Roycroft, I thought about what sad events might have occurred here at this beautiful place, especially reflective when I saw the burial sites of the slaves.