Twilight at Monticello: the final years of Thomas Jefferson

A society of would-be country squires

An upcountry prince

The education of a philosopher

The young revolutionary

The crucible of revolution

"Whence he might contemplate the whole universe"

"The hated occupations of politics"

The revolutionary takes command

"In a state of almost total incapacity

"A prisoner released from his chains"

"Elevated above the mass of mankind"

"When I expect to settle my grandchildren"

"The shock of an earthquate"

Old friends reunited

At war again

"This enterprise is for the young"

"When I reflect that God is just"

A library for "the American statesman"

Jeff Randolph takes a wife

The realm of "sobriety and cool reason"

"To witness the death of all our companions"

"The eternal preservation of

republican principles"

The indulgent patriarch

The "yellow children" of the mountaintop

"Something very great and very new"

Struggling "all our lives with debt & difficulty"

Blood in the streets of Charlottesville

Fire, sickness, drought, and storm

A philosophe's faith

"We shall have every religious man in Virginia against us"

The death knell of the Union

The "hideous evil" of slavery

"Ah, Jefferson!" "Ah, Lafayette!"

"More than patience could endure"

"Take care of me when dead

"

"An inspiration from the realms of bliss"

"I have given my whole life to my country"

"Is it the fourth?"