Manner of arranging my books at Monticello when I return.

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Manner of arranging my books at Monticello when I return.

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Jefferson describes how he wants his book shelves to be built at Monticello when he returns from Paris. He includes detailed instructions for the square footage including three drawings of the layout and of a moveable table with foldout steps.

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