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Well you can go to Monticello, you could see the house ... but they've made it a one-sided point of view that makes Thomas Jefferson a bad guy in his own home. And the Post is writing about ...

The greatest threats to the property are commercial development in Monticello’s extensive view shed and, for the Academical Village, relative humidity, pollution and invasive species. The Thomas ...

The film features a fictional conversation between Thomas Jefferson and Edmund Wright Jr., a publisher, as they discuss Jefferson's life, political career, and contributions to American history.

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