Thomas Jefferson, A Character Sketch
1903
Edward S. Ellis's 1903 sketch of Jefferson, issued with supporting material: a biographical account by G. Mercer Adam, the first inaugural address, an essay on the Louisiana Purchase, and a run of anecdotes. It is a short life assembled for readers who wanted the documents alongside it.
- THOMAS JEFFERSON A CHARACTER SKETCH By Edward S. Ellis
- THOMAS JEFFERSON. (1743-1826), By G. Mercer Adam
- Thomas Jefferson's First Inaugural Address—1801
- THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE, By Isidore A. Zacharias
- Anecdotes and Characteristics of Jefferson
- Would Make No Promises for the Presidency
- Jefferson as an Inventor
- Jefferson and the Jockey
- Jefferson and Patrick Henry
- Washington and Jefferson
- Influence of Prof. Small on Jefferson
- Jefferson and the University of Virginia
- The Financial Diary of Thomas Jefferson
- Horse Back Riding to Inauguration
- Cost of Servants, Etc
- Would Take No Presents
- Indolence
- Titles of Honor and Office
- The Term of the Presidency
- The Continental Congress and Lawyers
- The Declaration of Independence
- Jefferson and the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence
- The Louisiana Purchase
- Jefferson and Benedict Arnold
- A Man of the People
- Aristocracy of Mind
- Evil Youthful Companions
- Read Little Fiction
- Neither Orator nor Good Talker
- Self-Control
- The Influence of Jefferson's Sister
- Jefferson a Doctrinaire
- Reconciliation with John Adams
- Negro Colonization
- Educating American Boys Abroad
- The French Revolution
- Harmony in the marriage state is the very first object to be aimed at
- Editors and Newspapers
- Ten Canons for Practical Life
- Adams and Jefferson
- The Story of Jefferson for a School or Club Programme
- Programme for a Jeffersonian Evening
- Questons for Review
- Subjects for Special Study
- Blbliography
- CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS In the Life of Jefferson