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MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] 15 colonial produce or manufactures; and it confines, moreover, this truly liberal concession only to the Israelites, who are already established, to the exclusion of their own parents or children, wh [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] 14 To His Serene Highness, The Prince Milan of Servia. Highness,— On the occasion of your stay in Vienna you granted to a deputation of the Committee of our Alliance Israelite the honour of a private [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] deeply indebted, and, if tliey do not here specify individuals, it is because where all have done so much this would be invidious ; and if any one has rendered himself especially conspicuous, the Coun [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] they are as good citizens and patriots as other men, and that they can contribute in an equal degree with other men to the improvement and good of the country in which it is their lot to dwell. For t [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] removed. And some will say, "Of what good are your protests? what have they done hitherto? what effect will they have on fanaticism, superstition, and prejudice ?" To these the Council would answer in [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] religions fervour of a few great and noble men, of whom some have, alas! passed away, its adherents have gradually increased in number, and are at this hour flocking to it from the four quarters of th [...]

MS137/AJ95/150/2 Annual report of the Anglo-Jewish Association, 1873-4

Full text:[...] REPORT, Three years have now gone by since the Anglo-Jewish Association was formed, and for the third time the Council appear before the public to give an account of the manner in which they have disc [...]

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