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List of Martha Jefferson s Schoolmates at the Abbaye Royale de PanthemontOn July 5, 1784, Patsy and her father finally left for Europe, accompanied by James Hemings, a Monticello slave and likely the mixed-race son of Patsy’s maternal grandfather. Arriving in Paris in August, Patsy soon entered the Abbaye Royale de Panthemont, a prestigious convent boarding school that educated mainly daughters of Catholic aristocrats. Largely because of her schooldays at the Panthemont, Martha considered the years she spent in Paris the “brightest part” of her life. A gregarious adolescent who liked jokes, mixed readily with others, and relished her limited independence, she quickly became fluent in French and popular among her classmates. She also received a first-rate education, studying arithmetic, geography, history, Latin, and four modern languages, along with music and drawing making her arguably the most highly educated Virginia woman of her generation. ....
SUMMARY Sally Cottrell was an enslaved maid and seamstress. Born sometime around 1800, she served as a maid to Ellen Wayles Randolph at Monticello from 1809 until 1824, after which Randolph married and moved to Boston. Cottrell was then hired out to a University of Virginia professor, who later purchased her with the intention of freeing her. It is unclear whether Cottrell was ever officially freed, but by early 1828 she was working on her own as a seamstress. She was baptized in Charlottesville in 1841, married in 1846, and died in 1875. She had no children. Cottrell was born enslaved sometime around 1800. Her tombstone reads that in 1875 she was “aged about 75 years,” but other documentary evidence points to birth years that vary widely, from 1790 to 1825. Nothing is known of her parents, although she is later described as being “mulatto.” She may have had only a first name at birth. In 1809, Cottrell began working at Monticello as a maid to Ellen Wayles Randolp ....
environmental protection agency. if you re a rancher you re being put upon by the interior department like never before. we have private property owners under attack all over this country. we have businesses, small businesses, too, under attack in every direction, and at it getting much and much worse, and then we hear these politicians talking about you have to have skin in the game. i think, is that what we were founded for to have skin in the game? no, we were founded for them to make sure our liberty is protected. not for us to get skin in the game for the bureaucrats and politics. so basically the title i said i got to figure out one word that kind of explains it and then explains it more in the book, and that s ameritopia, a mix between america and utopianism. you can log for this book and others online on booktv.org. now a panel from the tucson festival of books, they discuss emerging from the shadows: women in the lives of wilson, jefferson, and twain abo ....
there s a book that i was really fond of and circulated the pentagon called the gates of fire and one of the best historical novels about the battle where you had 300 us martin warriors defend against 100,000 or more persian soldiers coming through that gap and those 300 warriors, the spartans, they were picked not only for their courage and to devotee because they were basically capable, they were picked based upon the courage of the spartan wives, and i think about carolina. she had been with you guest: 47 years. host: from the very beginning, by your side or behind you at virtually every moment. and i think in your book you point out of all of the years you spent 35 or more in the military you had 23 moves and that is not untypical of what we require of those who serve us, so you may say another word about carroll win, but i just want to say a final word to you. there is a quote he said to me one time from william tecumseh sherman. i knew wherever i was that yo ....