Jefferson's 3 Volumes

Princeton University | Apr 29, 2021

Jefferson’s 3 Volumes is a digital version of “3. volumes bound in Marbled paper” — Thomas Jefferson’s own compilation of about 800 letters, reports, and memoranda that was essentially a documentary history of his tenure as Secretary of State, from mid-April 1790 until his resignation at the end of 1793. The site includes the table of contents with transcriptions and a document database searchable by people, document type, and subject matter. The site also includes a timeline of Jefferson's work as Secretary of State.

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