Jefferson The Road to Glory 1743 to 1776

The book is in good condition, with a solid green cloth cover and minimal wear on the spine. The binding is intact, though the absence of a dust jacket might indicate it is missing or was not included. The interior pages are clean, featuring historical maps on the endpapers, enhancing its historical appeal.

"Jefferson: The Road to Glory 1743 to 1776" by Marie Kimball, published by Coward-McCann, Inc. in 1943 in New York, offers a detailed examination of Thomas Jefferson’s early years leading up to the American Revolution. This hardcover edition, designed by Robert Josephy, provides historical insights into Jefferson's formative experiences and contributions to American independence. While the edition details are not explicitly stated, this copy is a valuable piece for collectors interested in early American history. The book is bound in green cloth with a sturdy spine, showing minimal signs of wear. The absence of dust jacket details suggests it may be missing or not originally included. The book's endpapers feature historical maps, adding a unique visual element. This work remains a significant resource for understanding the complexities of Jefferson's path to prominence.