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Yeah, um, and here again, one of the people that he owned acted to protect his absent owner from the book Master of the Mountain. When the raiders swarmed into the house at Monticello, it quickly became apparent that once again Jefferson had eluded them, but they knew he could not be very far off.

The host discusses the book 'Master of the Mountain' to illustrate the actions of one of Thomas Jefferson's enslaved people who safeguarded his property and family during a British attack. It highlights the complex dynamics of loyalty and survival faced by those enslaved by Jefferson.

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