[Answer] What President saved the Library of Congress with his personal collection?

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...During the War of 1812, the British burned the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress, destroying the library's 3,000-volume collection. Thomas Jefferson — who, by that time, had acquired the largest personal book collection in the United States — offered to sell his library to the government as a replacement, and his 6,487 volumes became the new Library of Congress for $23,950.

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Thomas Jefferson:

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