Notes: Poem in French.

Reference: 3141

Notes: "Logan's Oration is a moving and legitimate expression of Native American oratory."

Reference: 3142

Notes: Using concepts of linguistic analysis such as foregrounding and collocation, attempts to get at the "deep structure" of TJ's "pastoral." But since these passages are supposedly the two sublime passages about the Potomac and the Natural Bridge, the conclusion that TJ understood nature as order and proportion seems incomplete.

Reference: 3143

Notes: Discusses TJ and the patent office; he originally examined every patent application himself.

Reference: 3144

Notes: Examines TJ's scientific activities during five periods of his life.

Reference: 3145

Notes: Account of the designing and construction of Pavilion VII under TJ's direction.

Reference: 3146

Notes: Difficulties of TJ and Joseph C. Cabell in obtaining funds to build the University.

Reference: 3147

Notes: Introduction discusses design and building of the Rotunda; lists and describes documents pertaining to construction; plates of influential designs and TJ's drawings.

Reference: 3148

Notes: Full description and annotation of books in TJ's 1825 Catalogue of the Library of the Univ. of Virginia, plus relevant items from John V. Kean's 1825 Catalogue and the 1828 Catalogue, plus items from Sowerby on the Monticello "great" library.

Reference: 3149

Notes: Includes a desiderata list for the Univ. of Virginia libraries, entries having to do with fine arts from TJ's 1825 Catalogue of the Univ. Library and a list of books now in the Univ. library from TJ's own libraries. Not the same as item #3149.

Reference: 3150

Notes: TJ's difficult dealings with Italian stonecutters hired to do the Corinthian and Ionic capitols for the Pavilions and the Rotunda.

Reference: 3151

Notes: Explores TJ's difficulties in obtaining competent workmen and the proposals he received from craftsmen.

Reference: 3152

none
Title: "On Time with Thomas Jefferson."

Publication: Hobbies
Volume: 56
Date: 1951
Pages: 46

Notes: Note on the great clock at Monticello.

Reference: 3153

3154

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Name: Oppenheimer , J. Robert.
Title: "Encouragement of Science."

Publication: Science News Letter
Volume: 57
Date: 1950
Pages: 170-72

Notes: TJ's letter to William Green Munford is suffused with the idea of progress and with Q recognition that science and political life are relevant to each other. Rpt. Science. 111(1950), 373-75.

Reference: 3154

3155

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Name: Ormsbee , Thomas Hamilton
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Own Oriental Lowestoft."

Publication: American Collector
Volume: 14
Date: 1946
Pages: 5

Notes: Illustrated note on TJ's Chinese-made Lowestoft punch bowl and pitcher.

Reference: 3155

3156

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Name: Osborn , Henry Fairfield
Title: "Thomas Jefferson as a Paleontologist."

Publication: Science, n.s.
Volume: 82
Date: (1935)
Pages: 533-38

Notes: Sketch of TJ's interests in mammoths and the megalonyx.

Reference: 3156

3157

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Name: Osborn , Henry Fairfield
Title: "Thomas Jefferson, The Pioneer in American Paleontology."

Publication: Science
Volume: n.s. 69
Date: (1929)
Pages: 410-13

Notes: A speech recapitulating the history of American paleontology; only two paragraphs on TJ.

Reference: 3157

3158

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Name: Osgood , Ernest S.
Title: "A Prarie Dog for Mr. Jefferson."

Publication: Montana: The Magazine of Western History
Volume: 19
Date: 1969
Pages: 54-56

Notes: Account of a prairie dog sent to TJ by Lewis and Clark from Fort Madison.

Reference: 3158

3159

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Name: Osgood , John C.
Title: "How, Thomas Jefferson, Can We Provide Simultaneously for Excellence and Egalitarianism?"

Publication: Mount Holyoke Alumni Quarterly
Volume: 59
Date: (1975)
Pages: 85-88

Notes: Remarks on TJ's ideas about education; title question not answered.

Reference: 3159

3160

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Name: Anonymous none
Title: "Our Architect President."

Publication: Review of Reviews
Volume: 43
Date: (1911)
Pages: 353-54

Notes: "Architects generally do not appreciate the thoroughness of Jefferson's work."

Reference: 3160

3161

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Name: Owsley Clifford
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and His First Inaugural"

Publication: Inaugural
Publisher: Olympic Press
City: New York
Date: 1964
Pages: 126-41

Notes: An eccentric rhetorical analysis of TJ's speech; finds it a "great speech" with a "Survival quotient" of 85 out of a possible 100 points.

Reference: 3161

3162

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Name: Padover , Saul K., ed.
Title: Thomas Jefferson and the National Capital. Preface by Harold L. Ickes

Publisher: Government Printing Office
City: Washington
Date: 1946
Pages: pp. xxxvi, 523

Notes: Contains "notes and correspondence exchanged between Jefferson, Washington, L'Enfant, Ellicott, Hallett, Thornton, Latrobe, the commissioners, and others relating to the founding, surveying, planning, designing, constructing, and administering of the City of Washington, 1783-18 18."

Reference: 3162

3163

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Name: Padover , Saul K.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson: Philosopher, Statesman—and Musician."

Publication: Stereo Review
Volume: 21
Date: 1968
Pages: 82-86

Notes: General survey of TJ's musical interests.

Reference: 3163

3164

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Name: Page , Thomas Nelson
Title: "Jefferson and the University of Virginia"

Publication: Old Dominion
Publisher: Scribner's
City: New York
Date: 1908
Pages: 198-234

Notes: TJ's university, the last product of his "comprehensive sweep of intellect," had an exemplary "spaciousness of design."

Reference: 3164

3165

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Name: Parks , Edd Winfield
Title: "Jefferson as a Man of Letters."

Publication: Georgia Review
Volume: 6
Date: (1952)
Pages: 450-59

Notes: Surveys TJ's literary tastes, interest in prosody, his literary style; characterizes him as a utilitarian with a broad definition of usefulness and as a classicist.

Reference: 3165

3166

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Name: Parks , Edd Winfield
Title: "Jefferson's Attitude Toward History."

Publication: Georgia Historical Quarterly
Volume: 36
Date: (1952)
Pages: 336-41

Notes: Conventional survey.

Reference: 3166

3167

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Name: Anonymous none
Title: "The Patriots, Sidney Kingsley's New Play, Brings Early American History to Broadway."

Publication: Life
Volume: 4
Date: 1943
Pages: 57-58

Notes: Photographic illustrations of Kingsley's play about the conflict between TJ and Hamilton.

Reference: 3167

3168

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Name: Patton , John S.
Title: Jefferson, Cabell, and the University of Virginia

Publisher: Neale
City: New York
Date: 1906
Pages: pp. viii, 380

Notes: TJ referred to throughout, but pp. 9-135 cover the years of his involvement with the University.

Reference: 3168

3169

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Name: Patton , John S.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Contributions to Natural History."

Publication: Natural History
Volume: 19
Date: (1919)
Pages: 405-10

Notes: TJ's main contribution was sending out the Lewis and Clark expedition Rpt. Univ. of Virginia Alumni Bulletin. 3rd ser. 12(1919), 409-15.

Reference: 3169

3170

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Name: Paullin , Charles O.
Title: "The Eugenic Views of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams."

Publication: Journal of Heredity
Volume: 25
Date: (1934)
Pages: 217-28

Notes: Describes and quotes from letters by TJ and Adams commenting on a passage from Theognis of Megara on breeding.

Reference: 3170

3171

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Name: Peden William
Title: "Introduction" to Notes on the State of Virginia

Publisher: Univ. of North Carolina Press
City: Chapel Hill
Date: 1954
Pages: xi-xxv

Notes: Good brief account of the circumstances of TJ's Notes, both of composition and publication.

Reference: 3171

3172

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Name: Peden William
Title: "Jefferson, Freneau, and the Poems of 1809."

Publication: New Colophon
Volume: 1
Date: (1948)
Pages: 394-400

Notes: TJ had difficulties with Freneau's printer in regard to the size of his subscription.

Reference: 3172

3173

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Name: Peden , William H.
Title: Some Aspects of Jefferson Bibliography

Publisher: Journalism Laboratory Press, Washington and Lee University
City: Lexington, Va.
Date: 1941
Pages: pp.22

Notes: TJ's understanding and practice of bibliography; he was not a bibliographer in the modern sense. Also discusses research opportunities and the difficulties of making a Jefferson bibliography.

Reference: 3173

3174

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Name: Peden , William H.
Title: ''Some Notes on Jefferson's Libraries"

Publication: WMQ
Volume: 3rd ser. 1
Date: 1944
Pages: 265-72

Notes: TJ's collecting interests in history, law, religion and science follow "the pattern of the average eighteenth-century Virginia gentleman of substance and position," but his wide range of interests and his collecting in the fields of Americana and philology show him to be "an innovator and a trailblazer."

Reference: 3174

3175

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Name: Peden , William Harwood
Title: "Thomas Jefferson: Book Collector."

Publication: Ph.D dissertation
Publisher: Univ. of Virginia
Date: 1942
Pages: pp. 239

Notes: An important study but superceded by Sowerby and other works more readily available.

Reference: 3175

3176

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Name: Peden , William H.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and Charles Brockden Brown."

Publication: Maryland Quarterly
Volume: 1
Date: 1944
Pages: 65-68

Notes: Discusses Brown's letter of 25 December 1799, presenting a copy of probably, Wieland, and TJ's reply of January 15, 1800. One of the few times TJ ever spoke kindly of novels.

Reference: 3176

3177

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Name: Peden William
Title: Twilight at Monticello

Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
City: Boston
Date: 1973
Pages: pp. xii, 241

Notes: A thriller set at a meeting of Jefferson scholars at Monticello; much background given on TJ and various historians' interpretations of him.

Reference: 3177

3178

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Name: Peebles , John Kevan
Title: "Thomas Jefferson, Architect."

Publication: Univ. of Virginia Alumni Bulletin
Volume: l
Date: 1894
Pages: 68-74

Notes: Survey; rpt. American Architect and Building News. 47(January 19, 1895), 28-35.

Reference: 3178

3179

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Name: Penney , Annette C.
Title: "Cooking with Wines at the White House"

Publication: Jefferson and Wine, ed. R. deTreville Lawrence, Sr.
Publisher: Vinifera Wine Growers Association
City: The Plains, Va.
Date: 1976
Pages: 56-57

Notes: Brief discussion of TJ's stocking of the White House cellar and a recipe for "Mr. Jefferson's pannequaiques" (crepes) as prepared by his chef, Etienne Lemaire.

Reference: 3179

3180

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Name: Penney , Annette C.
Title: "Jefferson and South Carolina's Horticulture"

Publication: Jefferson and Wine, ed. R. deTreville Lawrence, Sr.
Publisher: Vinifera Wine Growers Association
City: The Plains, Va.
Date: 1976
Pages: 86-90

Notes: Comments on TJ's interest in encouraging viticulture in South Carolina; minor.

Reference: 3180

3181

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Name: Penney , Annette C.
Title: "North Carolina: Jefferson's 'Exquisite Wine"'

Publication: Jefferson and Wine, ed. R. deTreville Lawrence, Sr.
Publisher: Vinifera Wine Growers Association
City: The Plains, Va.
Date: 1976
Pages: 81-85

Notes: TJ said that scuppernong wine "would be distinguished on the best tables of Europe, for its fine aroma."

Reference: 3181

3182

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Name: Perkins , Mrs. C. D.
Title: "Jefferson's Monticello."

Publication: Bulletin of the Garden Club of America
Volume: 48
Date: 1960
Pages: 30-32

Notes: Note on restoration of the gardens.

Reference: 3182

3183

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Name: Perkins , Hazlehurst B.
Title: "Restoring the 'Monticello' Gardens."

Publication: Magazine of Albemarle County History
Volume: 30
Date: (1972)
Pages: 9-13

Notes: Recounts experiences in reconstructing Monticello gardens by following plans and information in TJ's Garden Book.

Reference: 3183

3184

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Name: P'erouse de Montclos J. M.
Title: "Jefferson and Architecture in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century"

Publication: The Eye of Thomas Jefferson, ed. William Howard Adams
Publisher: National Gallery of Art
City: Washington
Date: 1976
Pages: 167-89

Notes: On buildings and drawings TJ saw or could have seen in Paris.

Reference: 3184

3185

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Name: Perry , E. S.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Collection of Virginia Manuscripts" in "Time and the Land: The Work of American Historians During the Generation of the American Revolution."

Publication: Ph.D. dissertation
Publisher: Univ. of Cambridge
Date: 1977
Pages: 373-423

Notes: Gives a summary catalogue of all known Virginia mss. in TJ's collection; discusses provenance and documentary evidence.

Reference: 3185

3186

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Name: Peterson , Helen Stone
Title: "Francis Gilmer's Mission."

Publication: Virginia Cavalcade
Volume: 14
Date: 1964
Pages: 5-11

Notes: Sent by TJ to obtain professors for the University.

Reference: 3186

3187

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Name: Peterson , Martin Severin and Marvin Paul Grim
Title: "The Farmer Who Founded Democracy; Thomas Jefferson Rotated Crops and Went Through Farm Depressions at Monticello."

Publication: Wallace's Farmer
Volume: 54
Date: 1929
Pages: 6, 17

Reference: 3187

3188

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Name: Peterson , Merrill D.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia."

Publication: Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture
Volume: 7
Date: (1978)
Pages: 49-62

Notes: TJ articulated "a series of Enlightenment directives for the intelligence of the new American republic."

Reference: 3188

3189

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Name: Pevler , Herman H.
Title: Education: Jefferson and Today, An Address....

Publisher: Old Dominion Chapter Public Relations Society of America
City: Roanoke, Va.
Date: 1968
Pages: pp. 8

Notes: TJ's real legacy is his conviction that old problems must be solved anew by each generation.

Reference: 3189

3190

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Name: Philbrick Thomas
Title: "Thomas Jefferson"

Publication: American Literature 1764-1789 The Revolutionary Years, ed. Everett Emerson
Publisher: Univ. of Wisconsin Press
City: Madison
Date: 1977
Pages: 145-69

Notes: A sketch of TJ's activities during this period and brief rhetorical analysis of A Summary View, the Declaration, and Notes.

Reference: 3190

3191

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Name: Phipps Frances
Title: "Jefferson's Notes on Virginia"

Publication: Colonial Kitchens, Their Furnishings, and Their Gardens
Publisher: Hawthorn Books
City: New York
Date: 1972
Pages: 181-87

Notes: Minor note on useful plants and gardening.

Reference: 3191

3192

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Name: Pickens Buford
Title: "Mr. Jefferson as Revolutionary Architect."

Publication: Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
Volume: 34
Date: (1975)
Pages: 257-79

Notes: Argues for TJ as an architectural innovator; "To be radically modern during these decades was not to invent but to transform," in part because of the limited options in technology. Important revaluation of TJ as architect.

Reference: 3192

3193

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Name: Pierce , E. H.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and His Violin."

Publication: Etude
Volume: 47
Date: (1929)
Pages: 684-85

Notes: Sketch.

Reference: 3193

3194

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Name: Pierson , William H.
Title: "American Neoclassicism, The Idealistic Phase: Thomas Jefferson"

Publication: American Buildings and Their Architects: The Colonial and Neoclassical Styles
Publisher: Doubleday
City: Garden City, N.Y.
Date: 1970
Pages: 286-334

Notes: Suggestive study; focuses on Monticello and the University.

Reference: 3194

3195

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Name: Pierson , William H., Jr.
Title: Thomas Jefferson, Educator and Architect

Publisher: Williams College
City: Williamstown, Mass.
Date: 1963
Pages: pp. 8

Notes: TJ's design for the Univ. of Virginia shows a "practical educator seeking to give order and cohesiveness."

Reference: 3195

3196

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Name: Pi-Sunyer Oriol
Title: "Thomas Jefferson: Reluctant Manufacturer."

Publication: Janus
Volume: 51
Date: (1964)
Pages: 226-34

Notes: Derivative discussion of TJ's nailery; argues that his apparent failure to manufacture nails on a commercial scale was a result of economic rather than technological factors.

Reference: 3196

3197

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Name: Pleasants , Samuel A.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson—Educational Philosopher."

Publication: Proceedings of the APS
Volume: 111
Date: 1967
Pages: 1-4

Notes: Surveys TJ's activities to encourage education.

Reference: 3197

3198

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Name: Pope , Arthur Upham
Title: "In Defense of the Jefferson Memorial."

Publication: Magazine of Art
Volume: 30
Date: (1937)
Pages: 362-65

Reference: 3198

3199

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Name: Anonymous none
Title: "Portrait Sculpture by Houdon."

Publication: Boston Museum Bulletin
Volume: 32
Date: (1934)
Pages: 69-74

Notes: On the museum's 5 Houdons, including the recently acquired bust of TJ.

Reference: 3199

3200

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Name: Powell , Edward Payson
Title: "Jefferson and Hamilton in Education."

Publication: New England Magazine
Volume: n.s. 14
Date: (1896)
Pages: 699-706

Notes: TJ made the New England system of schools coherent; claims that "very soon these organized state systems will federalize at Washington in a great National University."

Reference: 3200

3201

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Name: Pratt , Richard H.
Title: "Jefferson and His Fellow Architects."

Publication: House and Garden
Volume: 52
Date: 1927
Pages: 74-75, 126, 148

Notes: Contends TJ was the principal architect and stimulator of classicism in the young republic, a style revealing a kind of national self-consciousness.

Reference: 3201

3202

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Name: Anonymous none
Title: Presentation of the Restored East Lawn Gardens of the University of Virginia by the Garden Club of Virginia, May 4, 1965.

City: Charlottesville
Date: 1965
Pages: pp. (35)

Notes: Contains accounts of excavations and other research to determine original plans; also a short speech by Frederick D. Nichols, "Thomas Jefferson, Landscape Architect."

Reference: 3202

3203

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Name: Preston , Joseph Raine, ed.
Title: Correspondence between Thomas Jefferson and John Stuart."

Publication: Journal of the Greenbrier Historical Society
Volume: 2
Date: 1973
Pages: 4-13

Notes: Correspondence on matters paleontological; introduction and notes.

Reference: 3203

3204

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Name: Pritchett , Henry S.
Title: "Jefferson's Interest in Science."

Publication: Univ. of Virginia Alumni Bulletin
Volume: 6
Date: (1899)
Pages: 74

Notes: Note; minor.

Reference: 3204

3205

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Name: Anonymous none
Title: A Profile of Thomas Jefferson from a Drawing by William Russell Birch

Publisher: Associates of the Univ. of Virginia Library
City: Charlottesville
Date: 1975
Pages: broadside

Notes: Facsimile and brief note.

Reference: 3205

3206

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Name: Purcell , Richard J.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Educational Views."

Publication: Catholic Educational Review
Volume: 30
Date: (1932)
Pages: 401-10

Notes: Competent survey.

Reference: 3206

3207

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Name: Pyle , Mary Thurman
Title: The Three Royal R's, Play in One Act.

Publisher: Dramatists Play Service
City: New York
Date: 1941
Pages: pp. 25

Notes: TJ as a student in a "field" school strikes a blow for public education.

Reference: 3207

3208

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Name: Radbill , Samuel X.
Title: "Dr. Robley Dunglison and Jefferson."

Publication: Transactions and Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Volume: 4th ser. 27
Date: 1959
Pages: 40-44

Notes: Sketches TJ's relationship with Dunglison and the latter's career after 1826.

Reference: 3208

3209

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Name: Radbill , Samuel X.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and the Doctors."

Publication: Transactions and Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Volume: 4th ser. 37
Date: 1969
Pages: 106-14

Notes: Sketch of TJ's medical opinions and his doctor acquaintances, e.g. Waterhouse, Rush, Dunglison.

Reference: 3209

3210

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Name: Raffensperger Edwin B.
Title: "Who Killed the Logan Family?"

Publication: Potter's American Monthly
Volume: 11
Date: (1878)
Pages: 187-93

Notes: Claims Michael Cresap did not kill Logan's family and that Logan could not have made the speech ascribed to him in TJ's Notes.

Reference: 3210

3211

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Name: Raiden Edward
Title: Mr. Jefferson's Burr: A Play in Three Acts

Publisher: Thunder Publishing
City: Los Angeles
Date: 1960
Pages: pp. 140

Notes: Shakespeare it's not.

Reference: 3211

3212

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Name: Ralston , Samuel Moffett
Title: "The Thomas Jefferson Theory of Education"

Publication: Indiana University, 1820-1920; Centennial Memorial Volume
Publisher: Indiana Univ.
City: Bloomington
Date: 1921
Pages: 179-91

Notes: Survey.

Reference: 3212

3213

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Name: Randall David
Title: "'Dukedom Large Enough': III. Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence."

Publication: Papers of the Bibliographic Society of America
Volume: 56
Date: (1962)
Pages: 472-80

Notes: Rare book dealer and librarian discusses collecting Jeffersoniana; rpt. in Dukedom Large Enough. New York: Random House, 1969. 273-80.

Reference: 3213

3214

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Name: Randolph Frederick J. and Frederick L. Francis
Title: "Thomas Jefferson as Meteorologist."

Publication: Monthly Weather Review
Volume: 23
Date: (1895)
Pages: 456-58

Notes: Notes TJ's meteorological apparatus at Monticello, describes his record-keeping; TJ was the first American to describe the phenomenon of temperature inversion.

Reference: 3214

3215

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Name: Randolph , Jane Cary Harrison
Title: Thomas Jefferson. Monticello Music, 1785

Publisher: Cary N. Randolph
City: St. Louis
Date: 1941
Pages: pp. 24

Notes: Music and words for eight songs, no comment.

Reference: 3215

3216

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Name: Raphael Henry
Title: Thomas Jefferson, Astronomer

Publication: Leaflet No. 174
Publisher: Astronomical Society of the Pacific
City: San Francisco
Date: 1943
Pages: pp. 8

Notes: Survey.

Reference: 3216

3217

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Name: Rauschenberg Bradford L.
Title: "William John Coffee, Sculptor-Painter: His Southern Experience."

Publication: Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts
Volume: 4
Date: 1978
Pages: 26-48

Notes: Includes discussion of the po-~ait busts done of TJ's family.

Reference: 3217

3218

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Name: Ravier Xavier
Title: "Thomas Jefferson et la Langue d'oc."

Publication: Annales du Midi
Volume: 90
Date: (1978)
Pages: 41-52

Notes: Consideration of TJ's remarks on Provencal in his letter of March 29, 1787 to William Short as significant for "I'histoire de la langue occitane en particulier et l'histoire des idees linguistiques en general."

Reference: 3218

3219

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Name: Reed , O. E.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson in Agriculture."

Publication: Journal of Dairy Science
Volume: 27
Date: (1944)
Pages: 613-66

Reference: 3219

3220

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Name: Reps , John W.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Checkerboard Towns."

Publication: Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
Volume: 20
Date: (1961)
Pages: 108-14

Notes: TJ proposed an alternating open square plan for Jeffersonville, Ind. which was later tried in Jackson, Miss.; good account.

Reference: 3220

3221

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Name: Reston , James B.
Title: "New Washington Vista."

Publication: New York Times Magazine
Date: 1941
Pages: 23

Notes: The Jefferson Memorial.

Reference: 3221

3222

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Name: Rice , Howard C., Jr.
Title: "A French Source of Jefferson's Plan for the Prison at Richmond."

Publication: Journal of the Societ~ of Architectural Historians
Volume: 12
Date: 1953
Pages: 28-30

Notes: TJ had seen in France plans for a prison by Pierre-Gabriel Bugniet.

Reference: 3222

3223

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Name: Rice , Howard, C., Jr.
Title: "Jefferson's Gift of Fossils to the Museum of Natural History in Paris."

Publication: Proceedings of the APS
Volume: 95
Date: (1951)
Pages: 597-627

Notes: Account of TJ's gift in 1808 of fossils from Big Bone Lick, Kentucky, to the National Institute of France; these gave Cuvier "essential evidence for his description and 'reconstruction' of two extinct species."

Reference: 3223

3224

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Name: Rice , Howard C., Jr.
Title: "A 'New' Likeness of Thomas Jefferson."

Publication: WMQ
Volume: 3rd ser. 6
Date: (1949)
Pages: 84-89

Notes: Account of the portrait made by Edme Quenedey.

Reference: 3224

3225

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Name: Rice , Howard C., Jr.
Title: "Saint-Memin's Portrait of Jefferson."

Publication: Princeton University Library Chronicle
Volume: 20
Date: (1959)
Pages: 182-92

Notes: Account of Saint-Memin's physiognotrace portrait of TJ and description of the two differing copperplate engravings he did from it.

Reference: 3225

3226

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Name: Richardson , E. P.
Title: "A Life Drawing of Jefferson by John Trumbull."

Publication: American Art Journal
Volume: 7
Date: 1975
Pages: 4-9

Notes: Reattribution of a pencil drawing from Latrobe to Trumbull; probably done in 1786 when Trumbull often saw TJ. Also printed in Maryland Historical Magazine. 70(1975), 363-71.

Reference: 3226

3227

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Name: Rickey , Homer G.
Title: "Memorandum on the German Edition of Jefferson's Notes on Virginia."

Publisher: Univ. of Virginia Library
City: Charlottesville
Date: 1952
Pages: pp. 4

Notes: Mimeographed sheets; bibliographical note and translation of the introduction offered to the German edition (Leipzig, 1788-89), probably written by the publisher, Matthias Christian Sprengel.

Reference: 3227

3228

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Name: Ridiman Bob
Title: "Scientist Thomas Jefferson."

Publication: Humpty-Dumpty's Magazine for Little Children
Volume: 24
Date: 1976
Pages: 61-63

Reference: 3228

3229

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Name: Roberson , Samuel Arndt
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and the Eighteenth Century Landscape Garden Movement in England"

Publication: Ph.D. dissertation
Publisher: Yale Univ.
Date: 1974
Pages: pp. 163

Notes: Discusses the influence of Thomas Whately's Observations on Modern Gardening (1770), and TJ's visits to many of the English gardens described there. His work at Monticello is an important forerunner of the American landscape movement of the nineteenth century. DAI 35/05A, p. 2684.

Reference: 3229

3230

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Name: Roberts , John G.
Title: "An Exchange of Letters Between Jefferson and Quesnay de Beaurepaire."

Publication: VMHB
Volume: 50
Date: (1942)
Pages: 134-42

Notes: TJ doubts the possibilities of success for Quesnay's French academy at Richmond.

Reference: 3230

3231

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Name: Roberts , Mary Fanton
Title: "Brandon, With Its Memories of Perukes and Farthingales."

Publication: Arts and Decoration
Volume: 43
Date: 1936
Pages: 6-9+

Reference: 3231

3232

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Name: Robinson , Geroid T.
Title: "Small Farms and Big Machines."

Publication: Agricultural History
Volume: 27
Date: 1953
Pages: 69-71

Notes: Compares TJ's agrarian ideas to those of the Russian Populists (Narodniks) and surmises that TJ would not have been hostile to cooperation among farmers, although he would certainly have opposed Soviet-style collectivization.

Reference: 3232

3233

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Name: Robsjohn-Gibbings T. H.
Title: "If Thomas Jefferson Visited Your Home."

Publication: American Home
Volume: 32
Date: 1944
Pages: 26

Notes: He would judge your furniture for its utility not for its antique charm.

Reference: 3233

3234

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Name: Rocca , J. C.
Title: "Jefferson's Notes on Virginia and the Census of 1940."

Publication: WMQ
Volume: 2nd ser. 23
Date: (1943)
Pages: 153-59

Notes: Compares TJ's comments on population and economic situation of Virginia to data revealed in 1940 census. Not clear why.

Reference: 3234

3235

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Name: Rosen George
Title: "Political Order and Human Health in Jeffersonian Thought."

Publication: Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Volume: 26
Date: (1952)
Pages: 32-44

Notes: Argues that TJ and Benjamin Rush saw an analogy between the health of the individual and the health of his society, and they viewed (optimistically) the natural world in which man saw himself contained.

Reference: 3235

3236

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Name: Rosenbach , A. S. W.
Title: "The Libraries of the Presidents of the United States."

Publication: Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society
Volume: 44
Date: (1934)
Pages: 337-64

Notes: TJ's library described, 346-51.

Reference: 3236

3237

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Name: Rosenberg Pierre
Title: "Salons: 1785, 1787, 1789"

Publication: The Eye of Thomas Jefferson, ed. William Howard Adams
Publisher: National Gallery of Art
City: Washington
Date: 1976
Pages: 152-66

Notes: Account of the three salons TJ could have seen in Paris and some of the paintings exhibited in them.

Reference: 3237

3238

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Name: Rosenberger Francis Coleman
Title: XII Poems

Publisher: Gotham Book Mart
City: New York
Date: 1946
Pages: unpag.

Notes: Has four poems on TJ.

Reference: 3238

3239

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Name: Rossman , Wendell E.
Title: "Die Hoelzerne Saeulenarchitektur am Campus von Jeffersons Universitaet von Virginia, Charlottesville, Va."

City: Phoenix, Ariz.
Date: 1965
Pages: pp. 164

Notes: Detailed, illustrated study of the architectural facades of the pavilions on the lawn at the University.

Reference: 3239

3240

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Name: Rothman , Irving N.
Title: "Structure and Theme in Samuel Ewing's Satire, The 'American Miracle."'

Publication: American Literature
Volume: 40
Date: (1968)
Pages: 294-308

Notes: Ewing's poem is a "Federalist attack upon the Republicans and, particularly, Jefferson." Deals with the mammoth cheese and mammoth bones.

Reference: 3240

3241

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Name: Ruck , William Sener
Title: "Jefferson the Architect."

Publication: VQR
Volume: 8
Date: (1932)
Pages: 139-43

Notes: Review essay of book by I. T. Frary criticizes the underemphasis on TJ's European models.

Reference: 3241

3242

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Name: Ruskin Mary
Title: "Thomas Jefferson and Education."

Publication: Social Studies
Volume: 41
Date: (1950)
Pages: 349-50

Notes: Conventional sketch.

Reference: 3242

3243

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Name: Rutledge , Anna Wells
Title: "William John Coffee as a Portrait Sculptor."

Publication: Gazette des Beaux Arts
Volume: ser. 6 28
Date: 1945
Pages: 297-312

Notes: Coffee did terra cotta busts of TJ, Martha Jefferson Randolph, and four of her children. Account of his career with extensive quotations from correspondence with TJ.

Reference: 3243

3244

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Name: Sadler , Elizabeth Hatcher
Title: The Bloom of Monticello

Publisher: Whittet and Shepperson
City: Richmond
Date: 1925
Pages: pp. 20

Notes: TJ's life at Monticello with special attention to his plants and gardens; minor.

Reference: 3244

3245

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Name: Salamanca Lucy
Title: Fortress of Freedom; The Story of the Library of Congress

Publisher: Lippincott
City: Philadelphia
Date: 1942
Pages: pp. 445

Notes: TJ's contributions discussed on pp. 93-116; the usual.

Reference: 3245

3246

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Name: Salmon Myrene
Title: "L'Enfant and the Planning of Washington, D.C."

Publication: History Today
Volume: 26
Date: (1976)
Pages: 699-706

Notes: Describes L'Enfant's role in planning the city and his quarrels with the commissioners; TJ as Secretary of State was concerned about L'Enfant's progress.

Reference: 3246

3247

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Name: Sanchez Ramon
Title: "Jefferson, The Founder of the Ideology of Democratic Education."

Publication: Journal of Education
Volume: 155
Date: 1973
Pages: 45-55

Notes: Argues that to find a TJ who is the basis of a theory of democratic education we must turn to the author of the Declaration rather than the author of the Virginia proposals.

Reference: 3247

3248

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Name: Sand Norbert
Title: "Classics in Jefferson's Theory of Education."

Publication: Classical Journal
Volume: 40
Date: 1944
Pages: 92-98

Notes: TJ believed the classics were models of pure style and taste, their study was conducive to happiness and satisfaction, and they were "stores of real science." His sense of utility in educational matters was broad enough to provide a basic place for classics.

Reference: 3248

3249

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Name: Sandefur , Ray H.
Title: "Logan's Oration—How Authentic?"

Publication: Quarterly Journal of Speech
Volume: 46
Date: (1960)
Pages: 289-96

Notes: Logan did indeed dictate the speech which "was probably as accurately reported as any speech given in similar circumstances could be." TJ's text probably came from the version published in New York in 1775.

Reference: 3249

3250

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Name: Sanders , Gold V.
Title: "Thomas Jefferson's Inventions."

Publication: Popular Science
Volume: 148
Date: 1946
Pages: 104-13

Notes: Monticello's gadgets.

Reference: 3250



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