01875cam a2200241 4500 681573670 TxAuBib 730710s1974||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u 73011348 9780393074802 0393074803 (OCoLC)14386 DLC eng DLC MUQ BAKER YDXCP WY@ IEF OLP YVO DEBBG IAK UKMGB GBVCP TxAuBib Brodie, Fawn McKay, 1915-1981. Thomas Jefferson : an intimate history / [by] Fawn M. Brodie. [1st ed. New York : Norton, [1974] 591 p : illus.;HB ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 555-565. The semi-transparent shadows -- The parents -- A sense of family -- A capacity for involvement -- A problem with the forbidden -- Martha Jefferson -- The revolutionary -- Jefferson and independence -- the domestic problem -- The flight from power -- Jefferson and the war -- Jefferson writes a book -- The two Marthas -- The return to politics -- Restlessness and torment -- My head and my heart -- The second interlude -- Sally Hemings -- The revolutionary goes home -- The satellite sons -- Disillusionment in Eden -- Triangles at Monticello -- Candidate C̉ontre Coeur -- Callender -- Jason -- Betrayal -- Jefferson under attack -- Death, hatred, and the uses of silence -- Jefferson and Burr -- A genius for peace -- Like a patriarch of old -- Writer of letters -- The Monticello tragedy -- Appendix I. Reminiscences of Madison Hemings ; Reminiscences of Israel Jefferson -- Appendix II. ""My head and my heart"" -- Appendix III. The family denial. Explores the relationship between Jefferson's inner life and his public life including his attitudes toward the church, slavery, women, and revolution. Jefferson, Thomas 1743-1826. AD LIT.