Has given us insight
If writers lacked the right to approach the same subject from different perspectives, we would need only one book about Thomas Jefferson. Currently there are about 600 in print.What's so wrong with a book that goes into the personal side of the man, that it has to flush out mean-spirited critics who spin out irrelevancies and go off on tangents? Those critics show a complete lack of understanding of high-functioning autism, clearly a possibility for Jefferson on the strength of the evidence.I think Norm Ledgin has given us insight about the nature and character of Jefferson that I wish other writers had tried to do. They scratched their noodles about TJ's odd behavior but didn't even come close to trying to figure out what made him that way.