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Dinner at Mr. Jefferson's: Three Men, Five Great Wines, and the Evening That Changed America Charles Adams all with the aim ofCerami wittily recounts the evening in rich detail. Library JournalOnly two guests were invited to what was arguably the most elegant, sumptuous, and important dinner party that Thomas Jefferson ever hosted. Each course was prepared and laid out in advance so that no servants would enter the dining room to disrupt conversation and overhear random remarks, which they might later repeat to others. Privacy was imperative. Jefferson believed that the very