THE MISANTHROPE’S CORNER ■
AS soon as the Jefferson DNA story broke I got numerous calls from editors asking me to write about it. I declined for my usual reason—my first duty is to this column—but in truth I didn’t really want to write about it.
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THE MISANTHROPE’S CORNER ■
AS soon as the Jefferson DNA story broke I got numerous calls from editors asking me to write about it. I declined for my usual reason—my first duty is to this column—but in truth I didn’t really want to write about it.

About the Author
Florence King was a contributing editor of National Review.
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THE MISANTHROPE’S CORNER ■
AS soon as the Jefferson DNA story broke I got numerous calls from editors asking me to write about it. I declined for my usual reason—my first duty is to this column—but in truth I didn’t really want to write about it.
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About the Author
Florence King was a contributing editor of National Review.
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