Thomas Jefferson
(1743–1826)

Third President of the United States (1801–1809); second vice president (1797–1801); first United States Secretary of State (1789–1793); United States ambassador to France (1785–1789), principal collector of the Library of Congress.

Thomas Jefferson

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Revolutionary Addresses

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Works as Secretary of State

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1789–1790 in the administration of George Washington

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Works as Ambassador to France

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1785–1789 in the administration of George Washington

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Addresses to the Indians

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Religious Scholarship and Political Theology

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Inaugural Addresses

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State of the Union Addresses

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Messages to Congress

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Other Works

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Compilations

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Works about Jefferson

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Proclamations

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On his works

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