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The biography follows a Virginia planter from frontier childhood and classical schooling through the building of an estate and household life at Monticello, then into revolutionary and reform work in colonial and state politics, service as governor and as a diplomatic envoy, and later national roles including secretary of state and two presidential terms; it considers party conflicts, legislative and administrative reforms, and concludes with the subject's retirement and private life, combining narrative chronology with sketches of social context and character.
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