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and americans family. she is professor of law of the new york law school and professor of history at rutgers university. she is the author of thomas jefferson sally henning, which remains most influential study of the subject. she has written numerous articles on jefferson and edited forthcoming reader on jefferson and rates which will be published by princeton university press. she also had had time to complete a short biography of andrew johnson which will be published in the fall of 2009. please join me in welcoming a net cord in reeves. [applause] thank you, very much for that introduction i love how he says that. [laughter] say it again. say it again. it is great to be here among some many people that i know. such a familiar place to me i came back to monticello and many times and it is always good to be here i ve never been here when is raining. so, this is an interesting thing for me. a day that began at 4:00 a.m. this morning trying to get there quickly and taking o
the hemmings of monticello and american family. professor of law at the new york law school and professor of history at rutgers university and it remains the mostof theje. influential study of the subject they were the forthcoming which shuld be published by princeton universitye . although had time and this is admirable to complete a short biography that will be published in the fall of 2009. please join me in welcoming annette gordon reed. [applause] thank you for that introduction. [laughter] it s great to be here among so many people i know. i ve come back many times and i when is rainin must say i ve never been here while it was raining.happy e hee a am very happy to be here with you. this is what this book means to me and people are familiar with my work understand that my first inte interest inre monticello wasn t really the hemmings, it waseffen jefferson. fter having read a child sintro biography. that s when i first began to to love history. using my feeling of conn
hello, and good afternoon my name is andrew i am a director of the international center for jefferson studies. it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker who is here on the launch of perm much anticipated steady the hemming of monticello and americans family. she is professor of law of the new york law school and professor of history at rutgers university. she is the author of thomas jefferson sally henning, which remains most influential study of the subject. she has written numerous articles on jefferson and edited forthcoming reader on jefferson and rates which will be published by princeton university press. she also had had time to complete a short biography of andrew johnson which will be published in the fall of 2009. please join me in welcoming a net cord in reeves. [applause] thank you, very much for that introduction i love how he says that. [laughter] say it again. say it again. it is great to be here among some many people that i know. such a familiar place to