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• Title:
  Thomas Jefferson and the education of a citizen / edited by James Gilreath.
  
• Publisher:
  Washington : Library of Congress : [Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O., distributor], 1999.
  
• ISBN:
  0844409650
  
• Note:
  Essays published here were selected from a conference, held at the Library of Congress, May 13 to May 15, 1993; cosponsored by the Library's Rare Book and Special Collections Division, the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress, and the Institute of Early American Culture at Williamsburg, Va.
  Shipping list no.: 99-0028-S.
  
• Format:
  Book
• Contents:
  I. The public and private spheres. Citizens and families : a Jeffersonian vision of domestic relations and generational change / Michael Grossberg
  Binding ties : the public and domestic spheres in Jefferson's letters to his family / Frank Shuffelton
  Beyond education : Thomas Jefferson's "Republican" revision of the laws regarding children / Holly Brewer
  Jefferson, the family and civic education / Jan Lewis. II. An informed citizenry. Jefferson and literacy / Douglas L. Wilson
  Bulwark of revolutionary liberty : Thomas Jefferson's and John Adams's programs for an informed citizenry / Richard D. Brown
  Thomas Jefferson and legal education in revolutionary America / Herbert A. Johnson
  "That knowledge most useful to us" : Thomas Jefferson's concept of utility in the education of republican citizens / Jennings L. Wagoner, Jr.
  Education and democracy : summary and comment / Benjamin R. Barber. III. Influence of the old and new worlds. Thomas Jefferson and the old world : personal experience in the formation of early republican ideals / Elizabeth Wirth Marvick
  Why slaves can't read : the political significance of Jefferson's racism / James Oakes
  Thomas Jefferson's dualistic perceptions of Native Americans / Donald A. Grinde, Jr.
  The old and the new worlds : summary and comment / C. Vann Woodward. IV. A republic of citizens. Citizenship and change in Jefferson's constitutional thought / David N. Mayer
  Liberty and virtue : religion and Republicanism in Jeffersonian thought / Eugene R. Sheridan
  Ward republics : the wisest invention for self-government / Suzanne W. Morse. V. An international perspective. The education of those who govern / Ralph Ketcham
  Thomas Jefferson and his conception of happiness / Liu Zuochang.
• Subjects:
  Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826--Views on citizenship--Congresses.
  Citizenship--Study and teaching--United States--Congresses.
  

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  Location:
  Main
  
  Call Number:
  Z663 .T425 1999
  Status:
  Available