A History of the Jews in England
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And further chaplains appointed subsequently. In Edward I. 's reign, a new office, that of sub-warden or presbyter, was created. This appointment, which was resident, and the duties of which were connected with the financial administration, was due to the laxity that had been displayed in the administration of the "House. " The inmates were not only housed and fed ; in addition they were clothed, and received allowances, and instruction in the tenets of Christianity. At a later date their child...ren were taught trades. The converts, who bore the designation "Le Convers " — whence the modern English surnames of Convers and sometimes Conyers — were encouraged to enter the Church, and the chaplain was often himself a convert from Judaism. The House of Converts was also to some extent a house of study, in which Hebrew learning was by no means neglected. One of the inmates at a later date became the first professor of Hebrew at Oxford.
128 THE JEWS IN ENGLAND The form of receptior.
The occupa- tions of the converts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And further chaplains appointed subsequently. In Edward I. 's reign, a new office, that of sub-warden or presbyter, was created. This appointment, which was resident, and the duties of which were connected with the financial administration, was due to the laxity that had been displayed in the administration of the "House. " The inmates were not only housed and fed ; in addition they were clothed, and received allowances, and instruction in the tenets of Christianity. At a later date their child...ren were taught trades. The converts, who bore the designation "Le Convers " — whence the modern English surnames of Convers and sometimes Conyers — were encouraged to enter the Church, and the chaplain was often himself a convert from Judaism. The House of Converts was also to some extent a house of study, in which Hebrew learning was by no means neglected. One of the inmates at a later date became the first professor of Hebrew at Oxford.
128 THE JEWS IN ENGLAND The form of receptior.
The occupa- tions of the converts.
What to read after A History of the Jews in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Montefiore Hyamson to read onlineMoreLess
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