Economic History of the Jews in England |
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Readmission 1656 | 29 |
The Commercial and Financial Revolutions | 42 |
Copyright | |
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activities alien Anglo-Jewish Anglo-Jewry areas Ashkenazim Bank bankers Barnett became Britain British brokers Cecil Roth cent chap Charles Clore Christian City clothing industry Cohen congregation conversos diamond early East End East London Econ economic eighteenth century employers employment English established example factory footwear Hist Hyam Ibid important included Isaac Israel Jewish Chronicle Jewish community Jewish firms Jewish immigrants Jewish population Jewish tailors Jewish trade Jewish unions Jewish workers Jews in England Joseph labour Leeds Levy lived Liverpool London Jews Lucien Wolf major Manchester manufacture Marcus Samuel medieval Menasseh ben Israel merchants middle-class MJHSE Moses names Newman nineteenth century non-Jewish number of Jews occupations organised pedlars period poor Provincial Jewry readmission reference refugees religious retail Rothschild Samson Gideon Samuel Sephardi shopkeepers shops social Society synagogue TJHSE tobacco trade union V. D. Lipman workshops