by William Winter

This book serves as a tribute to Joseph Jefferson's legacy, illustrating his impact on the stage and the broader theatrical community. It underscores the value of preserving the history of the arts with precision, reflecting on the lives and works of influential figures in the theater. Through this account, readers gain insight into the rich heritage of American drama and the pivotal role played by Jefferson and his contemporaries. Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the Jefferson Family of Actors being the son of an English farmer, was born in Yorkshire England, and lived from 1728-1807. 

(319p., Illus, 1894)