'From one end of the earth to the other' : the London Bet Din, 1805-1855, and the Jewish convicts transported to Australia /

The emancipation of the Jews of England was largely complete when George III came to the throne in 1760. Free to live how and where they wished, the Jews had been specifically exempted from the provisions of the 1753 Marriage Act which made Christian marriage the only legal option for all others. Th...

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Main Author:	Pfeffer, Jeremy I
Corporate Author:	Class of 1924 Book Fund
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Brighton ; Portland : Sussex Academic Press, 2008 Brighton [England] ; Portland, Or : 2008 Brighton [England] ; Portland, Or : 2008
Subjects:	1800-1899 19th century Exiles > Australia > History > 19th century Jewish criminals > Australia > History > 19th century Jews > Australia > History > 19th century Rabbinical courts > England > London > History > Sources Rabbinical courts Ethnic relations Exiles History Jewish criminals Jews Bet Din Strafkolonie Australia > Ethnic relations Australia Australien Großbritannien Juden

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