...; how he attained a knowledge of it I never could find out, as he read so little, and conversed so little with educated men. After all, it must be allowed...work to me as they were printed, and at the end asked my opinion. I told him it would be a question hereafter, whether his work should be placed on the shelf...

...in Mr. Trist's Memoranda.1 He thus gives Mr. Jefferson's observstions on "Wirt's Life of Henry : " His biographer sent the sheets of his work to me as...told him it would be a question hereafter, whether his work should be placed on the shelf of history or of panegyric. It is a poor bopk, written in bad...

...Mr. Trist's Memoranda.1 He thus gives Mr. Jefferson's observations on Wirt's Life of Henry : " П!з biographer sent the sheets of his work to me as they...told him it would be a question hereafter, whether his work should be placed on the shelf of history or of panegyric. It is a poor book, written in bad...

...in Mr. Trist's Memoranda.1 He thus gives Mr. Jefferson's observations on Wirt'e Lii'e of Henry : " His biographer sent the sheets of his work to me as...the end asked for my opinion. I told him it would be iv question hereafter, whether his work should be placed on the shelf of history or of panegyric. It...

...described in Mr. Trist's Memoranda.1 He thus gives Mr. Jefferson's observations on Wirt's Life of Henry : " His biographer sent the sheets of his work to me as they were printed, and »t the end asked for my opinion. I told him it would be a question hereafter, whether his work should...

...leader in the measures of the Revolution in Virginia, and in that respect more is due to him than to any other person. If we had not had him, we should...number of men of nearly equal talents ; but he left all of us far behind. His biographer communicated the sheets of his work [to me], as they were printed,...

...leader in the measures of the Revolution in Virginia, and in that respect more is due to him than to any other person. If we had not had him, we should...number of men of nearly equal talents ; but he left all of us far behind. His biographer communicated the sheets of his work [to me], as they were printed,...

...in Virginia, and in that respect more is due to him than to any other person. If we had not had Mm9 we should probably have got on pretty well, as you...number of men of nearly equal talents ; but he left all of us far behind. His biographer communicated the sheets of his work [to me], as they were printed,...

...described in Mr. Trist's Memoranda.1 He thus gives Mr. Jefferson's observations on Wirt's Life of Henry : " His biographer sent the sheets of his work to me as...opinion. I told him it would be a question hereafter, whe ther his work should be placed on the shelf of history or of panegyric. It is a poor book, written...

...leader in the measures of the Revolution in Virginia, and in that respect more is due to him than to any other person. If we had not had him, we should...did, by a number of men of nearly equal talents; but lie left all of us far behind. His biographer communicated the sheets of his work [to me], as they...