Thomas Jefferson’s Paris Walks

Thomas Jefferson’s Paris WalksThe ninety fourth Arion Press publication is an original illustrated edition, Thomas Jeffersons Paris Walks. Jefferson, that remarkable man, was unusual in his love of walking in the city. The city was Paris, where he served as United States minister from 1784 to 1789, just after the American Revolution and before his term as third president. Here the forty year old Jefferson took daily strolls for exercise and often walked to conduct his business as

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