The quantity of freestone necessary, with the size and quality of many of the blocks, was represented as beyond what could be obtained from the quarries by any exertions which could be commanded.
Thomas Jefferson: “The quantity of freestone necessary, with the size and quality of many of the blocks, was represented as beyond what…”
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