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Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power by Jon Meacham

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  • Jon Meecham does a fantastic job of telling the story of Thomas Jefferson in a captivating and easy-to-understand way. After finishing this book, I felt like I truly understood Jefferson, with all his brilliance and flaws. This book evoked various emotions in me - I found myself smiling, frowning, and most importantly, contemplating deeply. It struck me how little has changed in American politics. The American Revolution era is often romanticized, overshadowing the partisan disputes, arguments, and even duels that took place. However, this book highlights these aspects. Jefferson lived in an extraordinary time and had a significant impact not only during his time but also in the years that followed. As someone who doesn't typically read biographies, this book has made me reconsider my preferences. Mr. Hermann's narration is wonderful and adds to the overall experience of listening to this audiobook.
  • I really enjoyed the insights into Thomas Jefferson's life, although I found the storytelling to be lacking. It didn't hold my interest as much as John Adams did, which I found absolutely captivating. Nevertheless, it's definitely worth reading to delve deeper into the life of such a fascinating man whose influence still resonates in our everyday lives. I can't help but feel that the author, with all the resources at their disposal, could have done a better job. It often felt like they were simply going through their notes and adding things in haphazardly.
  • This book goes against the trend of shallow media by providing a deep examination of Thomas Jefferson's life. Regardless of whether you admire or despise Jefferson, it is crucial to comprehend his life within the historical context.
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