The Art of Nonfction No. 11.

An interview with Annette Gordon-Reed, author of the book "Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings: An American Controversy," is presented. Gordon-Reed talks about the confidence and drive she had which came from her parents, when Thomas Jefferson first caught her imagination, and whether she learned he...

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Publicado en:Paris Review no. 238; pp. 125 - 152
Autor principal: Gordon-Reed, Annette
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Paris Review Winter2021
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