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Thomas Jefferson Randolph / Madison Hemings / Eston Hemings / Sally Hemings / Jefferson-Hemings controversy / Randolph Jefferson / James T. Callender / John Wayles / Monticello / Thomas Jefferson / Virginia / United States
Date: 2013-04-12 18:37:58
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Madison Hemings
Eston Hemings
Sally Hemings
Jefferson-Hemings controversy
Randolph Jefferson
James T. Callender
John Wayles
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
United States

The Myth of Tom and Sally

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