Watching John Adams, and you cannot convince me that Giulietta Masina did not influence Paul Giamatti. Uncanny. Oh, and I am taken with the HBO version of Thomas Jefferson.
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Thomas was a bit of a Fox. I kept on rooting for he and Abigail to get together.
Wicked, wicked Amy.
Did you know that Sally Hemmings was his wife's half-sister?!
Wolf by the Ears- YA historical fiction knew the Hemmings-Jefferson score years ago.
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