It’s been over a year since the publication of a new book about Thomas Jefferson and his slaves. It won rave reviews from many parts of the country, but in Charlottesville the author is still attacked in certain circles. Sandy Hausman reports on why Henry Wiencek’s work remains extremely controversial.
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