Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 28

Explore the fascinating insights of Thomas Jefferson in Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 28, published by Princeton University Press in 2000. This compelling volume spans 688 pages and captures Jefferson's transition into retirement after his impactful tenure as Secretary of State. Delve into his yearning for a simpler life as he returns to Monticello, expressing his desire to escape public duties and embrace the role of a farmer.

This collection not only highlights Jefferson's personal reflections but also showcases his correspondence with close friends, particularly James Madison. Through letters and other prose works, readers gain a deeper understanding of the thoughts and relationships that shaped one of America's founding fathers. Perfect for enthusiasts of American history and biography, this volume is a must-have for those looking to enrich their knowledge of Jefferson's life and legacy.