what is interesting is that a hemings descendant -- not from sally, but another -- a hemings descendant as late as world war ii here in washington said that the family of the daughter of thomas jefferson and sally hemings still live in washington and are doing very well. so clearly, in free black washington there was knowledge of who she married. madison made a point in telling his story to say i could name her husband, but i will not. 1873, as we all know, the civil war didn't change ideas about race. so he was, he wasn't going to reveal her secret. but thinking -- that's a really important question because, again, it gets to this point of the pain of passing. and did she keep this secret to herself, did she confide it to her husband who, if he was the scottish immigrant, didn't care? so i really don't know. but the utter silence that accompanies this suggests that the secret was held early on rather than later on the white side of the family. with respect to martha jefferson randolph as first lady, i know -- i'm not particularly comfortable with that designation because martha visited

okay, so we don't know exactly when harriet hemings left monticello. certainly by the end of may, 1822 when she turned 21 years old. we do know there was quite a stir in the little town of charlottesville. there is a great deal of talk about it. people said he freed her because she was his own daughter. from courthouse square were harriet had come from washington you can easily see jefferson atop his little mountain. there on the square under their peach brandy's the tourist people had freely discussed among themselves and with strangers relations with sally hemings and the children that looks so much like him. now they animatedly started to ask why jefferson would free harriet hemings. everyone knew as jefferson himself had once said that quote a slave woman who brings a child is more profitable than the best man on the farm. certainly jefferson had never done such a thing before or why he never did it again. story might well have ended there had it not been for her younger brother madison who told the family story to an ohio newspaper in 1873, so jus

and she's here tonight because bob weil has edited two of her books, one of whom i think is hemings? yes? and what's the other one, annette? >> [inaudible] >> the patriarchs. she's also written about andrew johnson, and quite -- she's done a lot. [laughter] how's that for a summary? she's done a lot. i've learned that i go on too long in introductions, so i'm just going to say it speaks to the quality of bob weil that annette is the person that we asked to introduce him. annette, please join us. thank you. [applause] >> bob's done a lot. [laughter] i'm finished. i'll sit down now. no, this is wonderful to be here and be able to introduce bob, my editor and my friend be, a person who deserves every accolade that can be given him. i met bob back in the late '90s when our mutual friend, art leonard, gave him a copy of the manuscript, the first book i'd ever written, that i'd written furiously in four months, didn't have a publisher and thought, surely somebody's going to publish this. bob liked it, read it and bid for it, but i actually went with the university press in virginia because

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and some of them created their own recipes, and some of them, like james hemings, were sent to paris to learn french cuisine by the best of the best. you've got this sort of cross-pollination in training, in cooking style n cooking enslavers that happened during this period that if you look at the ways in which we eat now as americans, a little bit of everything. and that's the essence of our cuisine now. so enslaved cooks had access to mobility in ways that other enslaved people didn't. ing they were allowed to go to markets sometimes. for instance, here in lynchburg, if you were an enslaved cook on one of these plantations, you might be allowed to go down to market to get some food for the meal. if you're in williamsburg, you're going to be allowed to go down to market and get food and come back. they had the ability to leave the plantation on occasion to get ingredients and to sort of talk to other people and mingle in ways that you couldn't if you were a field slave. or if you were somebody in the house. george washington's chef, hercules -- and, of course, this was in philadelph

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