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... years after his love affair with Belinda , Jef- ferson was admitted to the bar . He had spent five years prepar- ing himself under George Wythe , his " most affectionate friend , " as he called him . It was Wythe who led STUDENT 2 I.
... years after his love affair with Belinda , Jef- ferson was admitted to the bar . He had spent five years prepar- ing himself under George Wythe , his " most affectionate friend , " as he called him . It was Wythe who led STUDENT 2 I.
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... called the Cato of his country , without the avarice of the Roman ; for a more disinterested person never lived . Temperance and regularity in all his habits gave him general good health , and his unaffected mod- esty and suavity of ...
... called the Cato of his country , without the avarice of the Roman ; for a more disinterested person never lived . Temperance and regularity in all his habits gave him general good health , and his unaffected mod- esty and suavity of ...
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... , in its so - called Central College ( to which Jefferson had contributed $ 1,000 ) , the nu- cleus of a higher institution around which the State university could be built . The Commissioners , overwhelmed by such 398 JEFFERSON.
... , in its so - called Central College ( to which Jefferson had contributed $ 1,000 ) , the nu- cleus of a higher institution around which the State university could be built . The Commissioners , overwhelmed by such 398 JEFFERSON.
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Youth April 13 17431759 | 8 |
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