Henry Wiencek was born in 1952.
Lawrence Wiencek is 6' 5".
Historian Henry Wiencek argues that Thomas Jefferson's continued ownership of slaves was driven by a combination of economic necessity and personal convenience, despite his professed ideals about liberty and equality. Wiencek points to Jefferson's financial struggles and reliance on slave labor to sustain his plantation, Monticello, as key evidence. Additionally, he highlights Jefferson's relationships with enslaved individuals, particularly Sally Hemings, which complicate the narrative of his moral stance on slavery. This argument is compelling as it illustrates the conflict between Jefferson's Enlightenment ideals and his actions, revealing the complexities of his character and the societal norms of his time.
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Henry Wiencek has written: 'National Geographic guide to America's great houses' 'The Lords of Japan (Treasures of the World)' 'Mansions of the Virginia gentry (Great American homes)' 'The Moodys of Galveston and their mansion' -- subject(s): Buildings, structures, Philanthropists, Homes and haunts, Moody Mansion (Galveston, Tex.), Domestic Architecture, Businesspeople, Biography
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