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Notes on the State of Virginia

Thomas Jefferson

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

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Behind the Bastards

The conversation highlighted Jefferson's own writing in Notes on the State of Virginia where he described the cruelty of iron collars used on slaves.

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In Notes on the State of Virginia, Jefferson wrote that iron collars were among the worst parts of the cruel, hideous system of slavery.

— Episode: Part Four: Thomas Jefferson: King of Hyp...

Episode: Part Four: Thomas Jefferson: King of Hypocrites

The conversation highlighted Jefferson's own writing in Notes on the State of Virginia where he described the cruelty of iron collars used on slaves.

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In Notes on the State of Virginia, Jefferson wrote that iron collars were among the worst parts of the cruel, hideous system of slavery.

Episode: Part Two: Thomas Jefferson: King of Hypocrites

This book was started as a response to questions from the French Legation in Philadelphia for all of the states. Jefferson felt that French intellectuals viewed Americans as yokels and used the book to defend his new country and make a case for Americans as a people. The book was published in 1785 and republished several times. He included a plan to end slavery in the book, but also started to dip into scientific racism.

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The work he did on the run would later make up his only published book notes on the state of Virginia

And if you are a poly size student, you just shut it a little bit. Yes, this son of a bitch in college. Yeah

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