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Tag Archives: Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson on French ladies
Thomas Jefferson on the difference in life styles between Frenchwomen and American ladies
Posted in Journeys and destinations, Miscellany
Tagged American women, Frenchwomen, Thomas Jefferson
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Jefferson on the perfect constitution
Thomas Jefferson writing to John Adams, from Paris, 28 September 1787: The first principle of a good government, is certainly a distribution of its powers into executive, judiciary, and legislative, and a subdivision of the latter into two or three … Continue reading
Posted in Politics and current affairs, Quotations
Tagged Thomas Jefferson, US Constitution
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