Jean Cocteau
Sunday, July 5th, 2009Click to see large by Cocteau by Modigliani
Jean Cocteau’s birthday today. (July 5)
A drawing by Jean Cocteau
Raymond Radiguet and Jean Cocteau
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Click to see large by Cocteau by Modigliani
Jean Cocteau’s birthday today. (July 5)
A drawing by Jean Cocteau
Raymond Radiguet and Jean Cocteau
John Adams’s final words were (supposedly), “Thomas Jefferson survives.” But he was wrong. Jefferson had died just hours earlier at Monticello.
Five years to the day after Adams and Jefferson died — on July 4, 1831 — the fifth President, James Monroe, passed away. So three presidents have died on the same date: July 4th
Cryptographer cracks secret coded message to Thomas Jefferson
In 1801, President Thomas Jefferson received a taunting message written in secret code. Its author bragged the message would “defy the united ingenuity of the whole human race.”
But more than 200 years later, the code has finally been cracked.
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