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Loving and hating Thomas Jefferson is easy, if you're a Hemings.
Last bookmarked by zeen
27 Apr 2012
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In 1780 Pitt is a penniless barrister; by 1785 he is running the country. But during his rapid and celebrated rise to power, the precociously talented young politician's private life does not always conform with his public image. While his friendship with Wilberforce becomes ever more intimate, the inconvenient consequences of certain youthful misdeeds could imperil both that relationship and his burgeoning career.
Art by the lovely Speak Me Fair.Last bookmarked by agonizedwithdraw
11 Apr 2012
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Seven times Alexander Hamilton didn't talk to Thomas Jefferson (and what probably should have been said).
Last bookmarked by agonizedwithdraw
11 Apr 2012
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The young Pitt, just starting his career, teams up with the older and more experienced Fox. Bawdy behaviour ensues, while a series of political crises unfolds to provide the opportunity for a power grab. But who will come out on top?
This was written in response to a request for Pitt/Fox slash. By the end, I could almost believe it just might have happened like this...Last bookmarked by arami
19 May 2011
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Jefferson, Adams and Franklin come to a deeper understanding of their feelings for each other in the Marquis de Layfatte's bathroom.
Last bookmarked by Caia (Caius)
21 Feb 2011
Notes
Horrifying. And amazing. And apparently historically inaccurate in many ways, but I can't help but think that it communicates something really profound about our Founding Fathers. (Namely, that they were ugly. Especially Franklin.)