View of the West Front of Monticello and Garden, Jane Braddick, 1825The Pulitzers were announced today and I will be reading The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family immediately.
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that should be a fantastic read. I love Monticello, a trip in order, beautiful photograph too. GT
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