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Thomas Jefferson turns 265 years old
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4-20-2008 1:14 PM
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egoldstein
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This is an interesting piece about Jefferson. It's from a speech given recently at the White House honoring Jefferson. For those interested, i suggest visiting the source and reading the rest.
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4-20-2008
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