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Synopsis
In The Lengthening Shadow, the life of Thomas Jefferson is brought to life through the voice of Frederick March, celebrating the 200th anniversary of Jefferson's birth. The episode opens with a reflection on the principles of equality and liberty that Jefferson famously articulated. As a young man in Williamsburg, Jefferson grapples with his identity as a farmer and lawyer, torn between personal ambitions and the growing unrest in the colonies. His early experiences shape his understanding of freedom and responsibility, setting the stage for his future contributions to American democracy.
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