Extract from Thomas Jefferson to John Adams, 21 Jan. 1812 [Quote] I have given up newspapers in exchange for Tacitus & Thucydides, for Newton & Euclid; & I find myself much the happier. Read more about Extract from Thomas Jefferson to John Adams, 21 Jan. 1812 [Quote]
Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Levi Lincoln, 11 Mar. 1809 [Quote] I shall give over reading newspapers. they are so false & so intemperate that they disturb tranquility without giving information. Read more about Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Levi Lincoln, 11 Mar. 1809 [Quote]
Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge), 1 Mar. 1807 [Quote] I send for Cornelia a little poem, the grasshopper’s ball, to begin her collection. Read more about Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Ellen W. Randolph (Coolidge), 1 Mar. 1807 [Quote]
Extract from Thomas Jefferson to George Wythe, 28 Feb. 1800 [Quote] I had, at an early period of life, read a good deal on the subject, & common placed what I read. Read more about Extract from Thomas Jefferson to George Wythe, 28 Feb. 1800 [Quote]
Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Charles Brockden Brown, 15 Jan. 1800 [Quote] some of the most agreeable moments of my life have been spent in reading works of imagination Read more about Extract from Thomas Jefferson to Charles Brockden Brown, 15 Jan. 1800 [Quote]