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… 1820 … 1820 January 22, 1820: Thomas Jefferson Letter to Robert Walsh (1/22/1820) February 6, 1820: Thomas Jefferson Letter to Joseph C. Cabell (2/6/1820) … …

… family is delivered — but not disassociated — from Thomas Jefferson’s well-known sexual liaison with Sally Hemings,” says Bonner, the 2009 Douglass Prize Jury …

… their attack along the whole line of their enemies. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, a grandson of Jefferson, made a motion … the guilty party—(this was also applicable in the case of parents in relation to their children)—the only punishment …

… . . The major news. . . .is the debut of the Indo-Pacific gallery. If you need one irrefutable reason for a visit (to … / BACKGROUND In March 2009, the Yale University Art Gallery announced the creation of a new curatorial department … art, enabled by the generosity of Yale alumnus Thomas Jaffe. Mr. Jaffe also endowed the curatorial position …

… Survival Strategies and Worldly Engagements in Alternative Development” September 14 Priya Lal, History, … Formerly Director of Gardens and Grounds, Monticello “Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden” October 12 Timothy Mitchell …

… studies of Brazil into the future.  Click here to view a gallery of photos from the conference Written by Claire Thomas, CLAIS Student Program Assistant. Dec 19, 2018 … CLAIS …

… of South Carolina Methodist Camp Meetings Aug 15, 2021 Thomas Thurston talks with Holly Lynton on Faith, Nature, and … and public collections including the Yale University Art Gallery, the Center for Creative Photography at the … the Lowe Art Museum. She is represented by the LA Noble Gallery in London. “Slavery and Its Legacies” is available on …

… Survival Strategies and Worldly Engagements in Alternative Development” September 14 Priya Lal History, … Formerly Director of Gardens and Grounds, Monticello “Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden” *paper no longer available …

… at Yale Image above: Installation view of Mickalene Thomas / Portrait of an Unlikely Space, with exhibition … Sponsored by the Yale University Art Gallery Conversation generously cosponsored by the … and Abolition at the MacMillan Center at Yale, and the Gallery’s Martin A. Ryerson Lectureship Fund. Reception …

… early United States, the two institutions were linked by Thomas Jefferson’s Democratic-Republican party, which dominated …

… often such ideas became lasting roots of discrimination. Jefferson, who, as Kendi joked, “secretly loved Blacks,” … Black citizens refused to “voluntarily leave the country,” Jefferson became angry and accused them of being … all accounts—the most brilliant minds [of their time]: Thomas Jefferson, Calhoun…Definitely not ignorant. How do you …