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“No historian has more astutely investigated or more powerfully written about the early
American republic than Alan Taylor. In Thomas Jeffersonâ€s Education, Taylor adds to his
previous prizewinning studies of early American politics, expansion, and arts and letters, with an
examination of the founders†vision of education, reckoning, at once, with its audacity and its
timidity.― - Jill Lepore, author of These Truths: A History of the United States“Alan
Taylorâ€s extraordinary new book illuminates the limits of republican reform in a society built on
slavery. It is a major contribution to our understanding of Thomas Jeffersonâ€s career as an
educational reformer and to the history of democratic self-government in Virginia.― - Peter S.
Onuf, Thomas Jefferson Foundation Professor Emeritus of History, University of Virginia
“With characteristic eloquence, Alan Taylor chronicles the unlikely emergence of one of the
most important experiments in American education: the University of Virginia. Caught between the
promise of a new nation of freedom and the reality of a declining slave society, Thomas Jefferson
and his allies forged an institution at once intellectually innovative and socially conservative.
Taylorâ€s rich, evocative book captures the surprising drama of that invention.― - Edward L.
Ayers, author of The Thin Light of Freedom“A highly illuminating account…a book that
refreshingly adds real substance to the abundant literature on Jefferson.― - Kirkus Reviews
(starred review)“An account of Jefferson's home state and university…A complex but
fascinating story.― - Booklist Alan Taylor is Thomas Jefferson Foundation Professor of History
at University of Virginia. He has twice won the Pulitzer Prize in history, most recently for The
Internal Enemy, which was also a finalist for the National Book Award.