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The one truly fantastic plan that Thomas Jefferson created for this fledgling nation is rarely if ever discussed. His remarkable ability to see into the future, and to tactfully instruct his contemporaries, on either side of the political coin, as to the best means to avert political disaster, is perhaps his finest gift to We the People, long after the fact of his actual existence. Thomas Jefferson was, in fact, the actual architect of our independence. Like most English colonials of the period, Thomas Jefferson had originally been a devout, and indeed, a most diligently practicing Englishman. His loyalty was the same as many of the other colonials of that period; he was true to King and Country. He was schooled at William and Mary. He also served as a burgess from Albemarle County in his local Virginia government under a royal governor from 1769 to 1775, and he actually mourned in writing the loss of the protection of the king in his declaration for colonial independence. He had actually purchased the Natural Bridge from King George III for the princely sum of five shillings. He was about as English as they came, in fact. It was, however, this very fact of English colonial degradation which began to play upon his young mind, and upon the minds of those with whom he would have to do. It had actually been in the Northern colonies that this particular want was the most keenly felt, and Jefferson, as an excellent example of a true Virginian, had been summoned by the Northerners in New England to thus involve Virginia and the rest of the four massive southern colonies in this new stake for equal rights in their dealings with Mother England; namely, free trade with other countries and the ability to manufacture their own goods, both of which were forbidden under the colonial mercantilist arrangement. But it had been NEW ENGLAND who had wanted to "put us all one more back into the colonial condition" with the ideas of the federal being over the states, and not as a side by side agent with the states, in congress assembled. And this is what persuaded Jefferson to write nearly 20,000 letters in defense of his original Declaration of Independence from all such tyranny, and to defend his Spirit of '76, his Principles of '98, and his own Revolution of 1800, when the Northern Left were defeated for the very first time. This book hopes to explain Thomas Jefferson, the agrarian Libertarian of his day; the full-blown states rights advocate that even many of his modern living historian portrayers wish to ignore completely. Thomas Jefferson : architect of the Declaration of Thomas Jefferson : architect of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson; architect of the Declaration of Independence a schema: : Thomas Jefferson - Architect of Independence Thomas Jefferson - Architect of Independence - Kindle edition by George Roland Wills This book hopes to explain Thomas Jefferson Architect of Independence Facebook Architect of Independence 54 likes 2 talking about this Movie Partisan politics does not come from Thomas Jefferson but rather from the creator of the Thomas Jefferson: Biography of American Architect Thomas Jefferson third US President Governor of Virgina and author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson was a self-taught architect whose Thomas Jefferson: Architect of Indian Removal Policy President Thomas Jefferson was the first to propose Thomas Jefferson: Architect of Indian Removal Thomas Jefferson: Architect of Indian Removal Policy "Architecture is My Delight" Thomas Jefferson's Monticello "Architecture is My Delight" Thomas Jefferson said that "Architecture a form that intrigued Jefferson as an architect Jefferson applied his design skills not Thomas Jefferson - Wikipedia Thomas Jefferson was of Independence desired that Jefferson and Adams reconcile and of Independence an architect of the Jeffersonian architecture - Wikipedia Jeffersonian architecture is an American form of Neo-Classicism and/or Neo-Palladianism embodied in the Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson: Architect: Thomas Jefferson Gentleman Architect and Renaissance Man Thomas Jefferson was more than a 1743 Thomas Jefferson Gentleman Architect and Renaissance Man Search the author of the Declaration of Independence The Architectural Politics of Thomas Jefferson The Papers of Thomas Jefferson; ed Julian Boyd 8:535 Jefferson the architect converses with classical architecture and classical ideas;
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