THOMAS JEFFERSON Lottery to Raise Money to Save Monticello & More 1826 Newspaper

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In 1826, Thomas Jefferson, despite his general opposition to lotteries, successfully petitioned the Virginia state legislature to approve a lottery to help fund his estate and Monticello after he faced financial difficulties.

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