July 4, 2022 / Joanne Yeck

Book News: Celebrate Independence Day With The Jefferson Brothers

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Happy Independence Day 2022!

Why not celebrate July 4^th by learning more about Thomas Jefferson and his lesser known brother, Randolph, squire of Snowden and life-long resident of Buckingham County?

My book, The Jefferson Brothers, a biography of Randolph Jefferson, is currently discounted at Braughler Books. 

Interested in reading a preview of the book? Click here to download a PDF of Chapter One.

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