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Dance Party @ TJ’s rocks Jefferson Memorial amid arrest fears
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1942-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $20.51 |
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1942 Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $0.99 |
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1941-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps $0.99 |
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1941-P Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $0.99 |
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1940-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps Six Steps $0.99 |
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1940-P Jefferson Nickel Choice BU Full Steps $0.99 |
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1972-D PCGS MS64 Jefferson Full Step Nickel $16.94 |
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1975-D PCGS MS64 Jefferson Full Step Nickel $15.40 |
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1939-P Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $0.99 |
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1938-S Jefferson Nickel Choice BU Almost Full Steps $1.80 |
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1938-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $0.99 |
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1938-P Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps Proof Like $0.99 |
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US Jefferson Nickel, Unc. (Great Strike, Full Steps) $1.99 |
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2011-P Jefferson Nickels PCGS MS67FS Full Steps $32.50 |
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UNC. 1957-D 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.85 |
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UNC. 1948 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.95 |
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UNC. 1973 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL+hg+ [n] $0.95 |
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UNC. 1947 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.95 |
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UNC. 1958 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.75 |
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UNC. 1960 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $1.95 |
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UNC. 1945-D 6 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #B4 $19.95 |
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UNC. 1959 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.65 |
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UNC. 1957 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.75 |
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UNC. 1946-S 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL #n $0.95 |
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UNC. 1964 5 FULL STEPS JEFFERSON NICKEL+hg+ #n $0.75 |
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1943-D JEFFERSON “WAR NICKEL” , PCGS MS66 FULL STEPS. $29.95 |
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1977 -D JEFFERSON NICKEL EXCELLENT LUSTER & FULL STEPS ! AWSOME COIN $1.80 |
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2011-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU 65 Bright Frosty White FS Full Steps $0.99 |
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1989-P NGC MS66 5FS JEFFERSON NICKEL 5c FIVE FULL STEPS $52.00 |
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***1946-D JEFFERSON NICKEL***GEM BU***SOME FULL STEPS!!! L@@K!!! SWEET!!! $7.55 |
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1950 D Jefferson Nickel 5c Toned Key Date Full Steps $0.99 |
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1942 Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $19.98 |
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1941-P Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps $14.98 |
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1944-S Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps $65.00 |
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1941-S Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps Proof Like $29.98 |
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1939-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Almost Full Steps $95.00 |
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1942-D Jefferson Nickel Gem BU Full Steps Six Steps $95.00 |
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1956-D Jefferson Nickel, Great Luster, BU – Full Steps $0.01 |
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1956-P Jefferson Nickel, Great Luster, BU – Full Steps $0.01 |
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UNC. 1949-D 5 FULL STEP JEFFERSON NICKEL #B2 $4.95 |
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Jefferson’s Demons $13.99 “I have often wondered for what good end the sensations of Grief could be intended.” — Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson suffered during his life from periodic bouts of dejection and despair, shadowed intervals during which he was full of “gloomy forebodings” about what lay ahead. Not long before he composed the Declaration of Independence, the young Jefferson lay for six weeks in idleness and ill health at Monticello, paralyzed by a mysterious “malady.” Similar lapses were to recur during anxious periods in his life, often accompanied by violent headaches. In Jefferson’s Demons , Michael Knox Beran illuminates an optimistic man’s darker side — Jefferson as we have rarely seen him before. The worst of these moments came after his wife died in 1782. But two years later, after being dispatched to Europe, Jefferson recovered nerve and spirit in the salons of Paris, where he fell in love with a beautiful young artist, Maria Cosway. When their affair ended, Jefferson’s health again broke down. He set out for the palms and temples of southern Europe, and though he did not know where the therapeutic journey would take him or where it would end, his encounter with the old civilizations of the Mediterranean was transformative. The Greeks and Romans taught him that a man could make productive use of his demons. Jefferson’s immersion in the mystic truths of the Old World gave him insights into mysteries of life and art that Enlightenment philosophy had failed to supply. Beran skillfully shows how Jefferson drew on the esoteric lore he encountered to transform anxiety into action. On his return to America, Jefferson entered the most productive period of his life: He created a new political party, was elected president, and doubled the size of the country. His private labors were no less momentous…among them, the artistry of Monticello and the University of Virginia. Jefferson’s Demons is an elegantly composed account of the strangeness and originality of one Founder’s genius. Michael Knox Beran uncovers the maps Jefferson used to find his way out of dejection and to forge a new democratic culture for America. Here is a Jefferson who, with all his failings, remains one of his country’s greatest teachers and prophets. |
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Jefferson Airplane – The Full Discover Package – MP3 Download $6.29 This Jefferson Airplane download is available in DRM-free, MP3 256kbps format. Jefferson Airplane MP3′s will play on iPod(r) and all MP3 players. Individual tracks and samples of the songs from this album are available by clicking on the product image on the left.Need help? Click here and search for “downloads” to learn more. |
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Thomas Jefferson Travels $13.95 Thomas Jefferson has inspired countless books that explore his brilliant career, his political philosophy, and his extraordinary accomplishments as a gifted leader. Endlessly inquisitive, he was both a tireless writer and one of the most cosmopolitan men of his age. Yet this collection of Jefferson’s reflections on his wide-ranging travels reveals a new side of the man. Eloquent and powerful, Thomas Jefferson’s letters and travel diaries from his years abroad as the U.S. minister to France spill onto the pages of this volume in wonderful detail, covering the full range of his interests and passions. Editor Anthony Brandt has sifted through the myriad of writings from this rich period of Jefferson’s career to present not only the politician and diplomat but Thomas Jefferson the lover, the father, the farmer, the architect, the man about town, the scientist, the visionary. Jefferson emerges at the end a fully dimensional man, with all his virtues, his flaws, and his extraordinary brilliance fleshed out, standing vividly before us. Thomas Jefferson formulated many of America’s highest ideals. Here we see the man himself, and glimpse the world through his eyes. |
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Thomas Jefferson for Kids $11.95 Drawing heavily from the original letters and papers of Thomas Jefferson and his contemporaries, this resource chronicles the world of the Founding Father who wrote the Declaration of Independence. From his early critiques of the colonial policies of Great Britain and King George III to his governmental roles as the first secretary of state, the minister to France, and the third president of the United States, Jefferson’s groundbreaking achievements are described in historical context. The contradictions in Jefferson’s character—most notably the fact that he owned 600 slaves in his lifetime despite penning the immortal phrase “all men are created equal”—are also explored, giving kids a full picture of this skilled politician. Creative activities that invite children to experience Jefferson’s colonial America include designing a Palladian window, building a simple microscope, painting a “buffalo robe,” and dancing a reel. |
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Jefferson’s Demons: Portrait Of A Restless Mind $13.69 "I have often wondered for what good end the sensations of Grief could be intended." — Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson suffered during his life from periodic bouts of dejection and despair shadowed intervals during which he was full of "gloomy forebodings" about what lay ahead. Not long before he composed the Declaration of Independence the young Jefferson lay for six weeks in idleness and ill health at Monticello paralyzed by a mysterious "malady." Similar lapses were to recur during anxious periods in his life often accompanied by violent headaches. In Jefferson’s Demons Michael Knox Beran illuminates an optimistic man’s darker side — Jefferson as we have rarely seen him before. The worst of these moments came after his wife died in 1782. But two years later after being dispatched to Europe Jefferson recovered nerve and spirit in the salons of Paris where he fell in love with a beautiful young artist Maria Cosway. When their affair ended Jefferson’s health again broke down. He set out for the palms and temples of southern Europe and though he did not know where the therapeutic journey would take him or where it would end his encounter with the old civilizations of the Mediterranean was transformative. The Greeks and Romans taught him that a man could make productive use of his demons. Jefferson’s immersion in the mystic truths of the Old World gave him insights into mysteries of life and art that Enlightenment philosophy had failed to supply. Beran skillfully shows how Jefferson drew on the esoteric lore he encountered to transform anxiety into action. On his return to America Jefferson entered the most productive period of his life: He created a new political party was elected president and doubled the size of the country. His private labors were no less momentous…among them the artistry of Monticello and the University of Virginia. Jefferson’s Demons is an elegantly composed account of the strangeness and originality of one Founder’s genius. Michael Knox Beran uncovers the maps Jefferson used to find his way out of dejection and to forge a new democratic culture for America. Here is a Jefferson who with all his failings remains one of his country’s greatest teachers and prophets. |
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