The Jews of Arab LandsJewish Publication Society, 1979 - 473 pagine |
Sommario
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| 40 | |
THE JEWS OF ARAB LANDS | 64 |
THE JEWS | 95 |
From the Autobiography of a Jewish Apostate | 229 |
THE JEWS OF ARAB LANDS | 255 |
The Fall of the Ilkhanids Jewish Vizier | 262 |
A Flemish Scholars Observations on the Jews | 287 |
the Jews of Safed for Tax Purposes | 299 |
A Jewish Emissary from Morocco Asks to Present | 307 |
The Jews of Mogadore Pay Their Poll Tax | 368 |
Baghdadi Jews in the Service of British Merchants | 375 |
A Rabbi Is Accused of Disrespect to Muhammad | 385 |
The British Consul in Egypt Tries to Intercede | 399 |
Instructions from H B M s Ambassador to Constantinople | 405 |
INDEX | 453 |
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Pagina 253 - The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler's staff from between his feet, until he comes to whom it belongs; and to him shall be the obedience of the peoples.
Pagina 401 - Gulhane, the Jewish nation shall possess the same advantages and enjoy the same privileges as are granted to the numerous other nations who submit to our authority.
Pagina 186 - But he is in one mind, and who can turn him? And what his soul desireth, even that he doeth.
Pagina 401 - For this reason, and for the love we bear to our subjects, we cannot permit the Jewish nation (whose innocence of the crime alleged against them is evident) to be vexed and tormented upon accusations which have not the least foundation in truth...
Pagina 340 - When the insurrection was put down, some of the Mussulmans (most probably those who had got no spoil wherewith they might buy immunity), were punished, but the greater part of them escaped; none of the booty was restored, and the pecuniary redress which the Pasha had undertaken to enforce for them had been hitherto so carefully delayed that the hope of ever obtaining it had grown very faint. A new governor had been appointed to the command of the place with stringent orders to ascertain the real...
Pagina 338 - ... they all set up a loud screaming ; and it not unfrequently happens that, while some are still blowing the storm, others have already begun the cries of the righteous, thus forming a concert which it is difficult for any but a zealous Hebrew to hear with gravity.
Pagina 402 - Porte, and that no person shall molest them in any manner whatever (except for a just cause), neither in the free exercise of their religion, nor in that which concerns their safety and tranquillity. In consequence, the present firman, which is ornamented at the head with our " Hoomaioon " (sign manual), and emanates from our Imperial Chancellerie, has been delivered to the Israelitish nation.
Pagina 401 - An ancient prejudice prevailed against the Jews. The ignorant believed that the Jews were accustomed to sacrifice a human being, to make use of his blood at their feast of the Passover.