Lambeth and Manning's groundbreaking 1913 work is a study of Thomas
Jefferson, not as author, politician, or statesman, but as
architect and landscape designer. Thomas Jefferson, without special
training, designed and oversaw the construction of two of the
architectural masterpieces of the world: the University of Virginia
and Monticello.
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