In this book, Jefferson authority Andrew Holowchak guides readers through the story of the man and his monument.

M. Andrew Holowchak, Ph.D., is a professor of philosophy and history, who taught at institutions such as University of Pittsburgh, University of Michigan, and Rutgers University, Camden. He is author/editor of over 70 books and nearly 350 published essays, formal and informal, on topics such as ethics, ancient philosophy, science, psychoanalysis, and critical thinking. His current research is on Thomas Jefferson-he is acknowledged by many scholars to be the world's foremost authority-and has published over 225 essays, formal and informal, and 28 books on Jefferson. He also writes on Ukraine. He has authored Whisk of the Red Broom: Stalin and the Ukraine, 1928-1933, Michael Chemny: Expatriated Ukrainian Patriot, and The Oath.

Dr. Holowchak also has numerous videos and a weekly series with Donna Vitek, titled "One Work, Five Questions" and "The Real Thomas Jefferson" on Jefferson on YouTube. He can be reached at mholowchak@hotmail.com.