Hi Christian,

Try contacting the folks at the Massachusetts Historical Society.  I know
they recently preserved a version of "Notes" that is an early draft,
complete edits.  They may be able to help.

Harry Klinkhamer
AASLH

Christian Trabue writes:

> Hello List,
> Does anyone know of someone who is an expert on Thomas
> Jefferson's "Notes on the State of Virginia"?
> We have visited the Jefferson Library and talked to
> the people there, we have talked to someone at
> Monticello, and we have personally viewed the copies
> in the rare book collection at UVA.
> However, the information we are seeking can probably
> only be answered by an expert on the book.
> Thank you
> Christian Trabue
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