Race Nation Religion the Jews
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For they had no country of their own, and while living in many 13 different countries and kingdoms, they did not, in the true sense of the words, form a part of any one of them. They were despised and badly treated, and they lived entirely to themselves. For long years men and governments did not realise that people could differ in religion, and yet could join together and work together as eager and loyal citizens of the same com monwealth. Only very gradually was this truth acquired. Only very... gradually, too, on their part, did the Jews begin to take a warm interest in, and to feel themselves one with, the countries in which they dwelt. The new conviction and the new interest helped each other. At last the Jews, who in some countries had lived there as long as the ruling races themselves, became entirely identified with their respective fatherlands; they were ready and anxious for political, civic and social enfranchisement and emancipation. They were at one with the other dwellers in the land in all matters except religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For they had no country of their own, and while living in many 13 different countries and kingdoms, they did not, in the true sense of the words, form a part of any one of them. They were despised and badly treated, and they lived entirely to themselves. For long years men and governments did not realise that people could differ in religion, and yet could join together and work together as eager and loyal citizens of the same com monwealth. Only very gradually was this truth acquired. Only very... gradually, too, on their part, did the Jews begin to take a warm interest in, and to feel themselves one with, the countries in which they dwelt. The new conviction and the new interest helped each other. At last the Jews, who in some countries had lived there as long as the ruling races themselves, became entirely identified with their respective fatherlands; they were ready and anxious for political, civic and social enfranchisement and emancipation. They were at one with the other dwellers in the land in all matters except religion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C G Claude Goldsmid Montefiore to read onlineMoreLess
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