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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticRebok, Sandra
Title, AnalyticThomas Jefferson and Germany: His Travel Experience, Scientific and Philosophical Influences
Journal TitleYearbook of German-American Studies
Date of Publication2013
Volume ID48
Location in Work1-23
Language or Document TypeEnglish
AbstractExamines "the role German culture, philosophy, technology and science played in [Jefferson's] thinking and acting throughout his life" from "his first contact with Hessian prisoners of war interned in Virginia during the American Revolution, through his observations regarding the German states taken during his travels there in April 1788, along with later impressions created by different groups of people he personally met or corresponded with following his return to the United States, such as immigrants, scholars, merchants or visitors to Monticello in later years."
NotesIncludes bibliographical references (pp. 19-23).
Call NumberYearbook of German-American Studies
MKI TermsJefferson, Thomas/ Travel/ Germany/ Science/ Intellectual life/ German influence/ Revolution, 1775-1783/ Immigrants, German