Scientific Jefferson revealed:

Study of Thomas Jefferson as a scientist, including the various branches of science he studied and to which he made lasting contributions. Also examines how science shaped his views on the politics, religion, economics, and social developments in his own country

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Main Author: Clagett, Martin (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Charlottesville, Va. Univ. of Virginia Press 2009
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Summary:Study of Thomas Jefferson as a scientist, including the various branches of science he studied and to which he made lasting contributions. Also examines how science shaped his views on the politics, religion, economics, and social developments in his own country
Item Description:"Office of the President, University of Virginia."--Book jacket
Includes bibliographical references (p. 119-127) and index
ch. 1. Agriculture -- ch. 2. Archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, and comparative linguistics -- ch. 3. Paleontology -- ch. 4. Social architecture and public health -- ch. 5. Jefferson the scientific spymaster -- Conclusion -- Appendices : -- 1. Jefferson's library -- 2. Scientific correspondents -- 3. Scientific equipment -- 4. Scientific honors -- 5. Scientific writings
Physical Description:viii, 158 S. Ill.
ISBN:9780813928548

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