Confounding Father: Thomas Jefferson's Image in His Own Time (Jeffersonian America)
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Confounding Father: Thomas Jefferson's Image in His Own Time (Jeffersonian America)

by Robert M. S. Mcdonald

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Confounding Father examines Thomas Jefferson’s image during his own era, placing his public identity within the broader context of Jeffersonian America. This historical study considers how Jefferson was perceived and represented in his time.

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Confounding Father explores Thomas Jefferson’s image in his own time.

Set within the context of Jeffersonian America, the book considers how Jefferson was perceived and represented during his era.

It offers a historical study of Jefferson’s public identity and its place in American history.

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