Thomas Jefferson's Garden book, 1766-1824 with relevant extracts from his other writings
Thomas Jefferson,Edwin Morris Betts (Editor)
Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, vol. XXII, 1944
1 online resource (xiv pages, 1 leaf, 704 pages) tables, diagrams, frontispiece (portrait) XXXVI plates (including plans, facsimiles) on 20 leaves
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Garden Book for the years 1766-1824, with relevant extracts from Jefferson's other writings : Early years (1766-1775)
Revolutionary period (1776-1783)
Minister to France (1784-1789)
Secretary of State (1790-1793)
Monticello interlude (1794-1796)
Vice President (1797-1800)
President (1801-1808)
Retirement (1809-1826)
Appendix I : Jefferson's summary of his meteorological journal for the years 1810 through 1816 at Monticello
Appendix II : The water supply at Monticello
Appendix III : Extract of a letter to Anthony Giannini
A list of plants sent by Jefferson from Paris about 1786 to Francis Eppes
A memorandum, probably left to Edmund Bacon, about 1808 or 1809
Extract of a letter written to Henry S. Randall by Jefferson's granddaughter, Ellen Randolph Coolidge
Extracts from the diary of General John Hartwell Cocke, of Bremo, Fluvanna County, Virginia
A statement of the vegetable market at Washington
Appendix IV : Jefferson's scheme for a system of agricultural societies, March, 1811
Appendix V : Jefferson's "Notes on the State of Virginia": plants
Appendix VI : Jefferson's description of his mouldboard of least resistance in a letter to Sir John Sinclair
Appendix VII : Books and pamphlets on agriculture, gardening, and botany in the library of Thomas Jefferson
Electronic reproduction, [Place of publication not identified], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010