Titles by Thomas Jefferson

1743 – 1826

Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), a Virginian, was the author of the American Declaration of Independence (1776), an active participant in the Revolution, Governor of Virginia (1779), member of Congress, Minister to France, Secretary of State under President Washington, and president of the United States (1800). He was a polymath who wrote on and was knowledgeable about science, architecture, music, agriculture, law, education, geography, and music.

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See the Liberty Matters online discussion on Understanding Jefferson: Slavery, Race, and the Declaration of Independence

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Extract from The Jeffersonian Cyclopedia (Illustrations and Topical index)

Thomas Jefferson

The Jeffersonian Cyclopedia

Thomas Jefferson

Outlines of American Political Economy, in a series of letters (1827)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 1 (Autobiography, Anas, 1760-1770)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 2 (1771-1779)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 3 (Notes on Virginia I, Correspondence 1780-1782)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 4 (Notes on Virginia II, Correspondence 1782-1786)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 5 (Correspondence 1786-1789)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 6 (Correspondence 1789-1792)

Thomas Jefferson

The Works of Thomas Jefferson, 12 vols.

Thomas Jefferson

The Works, vol. 7 (Correspondence 1792-1793)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Works, vol. 8 (Correspondence 1793-1798)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Works, vol. 9 (1799-1803)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Works, vol. 10 (Correspondence and Papers 1803-1807)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Works, vol. 11 (Correspondence and Papers 1808-1816)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Works, vol. 12 (Correspondence and Papers 1816-1826)

Paul Leicester Ford

The Declaration of Independence: A Study on the History of Political Ideas

Carl Lotus Becker

A Treatise on Political Economy (LF ed.)

Antoine Louis Claude, Comte Destutt de Tracy

A Commentary and Review of Montesquieu’s ’Spirit of Laws’

Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Caritat, Marquis de Condorcet

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