The Architecture of Freedom: A Novel of Thomas Jefferson, Slavery, and the Making of America
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The Architecture of Freedom: A Novel of Thomas Jefferson, Slavery, and the Making of America

by William Ferrier Jr.

Historical Fiction American History Slavery
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The Architecture of Freedom examines Thomas Jefferson, slavery, and the making of America through the form of a novel. Focusing on the relationship between founding ideals and the realities of the era, it offers a thoughtful exploration of freedom, power, and the contradictions embedded in America’s origins.

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The Architecture of Freedom is a novel centered on Thomas Jefferson and the making of America.

It explores the subject of slavery alongside the ideals associated with freedom and nation-building.

By bringing these themes together, the book examines the tensions within America’s founding story.

Readers interested in Jefferson, slavery, and the history of the United States will find a focused work of historical fiction.

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