A Short History of the Jews in England
A Short History of the Jews in England
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The central community had also moved to larger quarters, the Duke's Place or Great Synagogue (built at the expense of the Rabbi's brother, Moses Hart) being opened in 1722. This reminds us that the Jews in London were increasing in numbers, especially in the German section ; indeed, after a while we shall find that, although the Sephardim still retained much of its Spanish prestige, the Ashkenazim came to dispute their ascendancy. Rabbi Aaron Hart died in 175G, and in the following year Rabbi H...irsch Lobel succeeded him at the Great Synagogue. This Chief Rabbi was also known as Hart Lyon ; early in his official career, a controversy arose as to matters relating to Shechita, the orthodox Jewish method of slaughtering animals for consumption. One Jacob Kimchi declared " all the Shochctim of London unworthy of holding their posts on account of their not rejecting certain animals which were alleged to UNDER THE HANOVERIANS 81 be suffering from a disease of the lungs, and thus causing the congregation to eat forbidden food.
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The central community had also moved to larger quarters, the Duke's Place or Great Synagogue (built at the expense of the Rabbi's brother, Moses Hart) being opened in 1722. This reminds us that the Jews in London were increasing in numbers, especially in the German section ; indeed, after a while we shall find that, although the Sephardim still retained much of its Spanish prestige, the Ashkenazim came to dispute their ascendancy. Rabbi Aaron Hart died in 175G, and in the following year Rabbi H...irsch Lobel succeeded him at the Great Synagogue. This Chief Rabbi was also known as Hart Lyon ; early in his official career, a controversy arose as to matters relating to Shechita, the orthodox Jewish method of slaughtering animals for consumption. One Jacob Kimchi declared " all the Shochctim of London unworthy of holding their posts on account of their not rejecting certain animals which were alleged to UNDER THE HANOVERIANS 81 be suffering from a disease of the lungs, and thus causing the congregation to eat forbidden food.
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