GLASGOW: PRINTED AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
BY ROBERT MACLEHOSE AND CO. LTD.

PREFATORY NOTE

The aims and the limits of the present work are sufficiently explained in the Introduction. Here it only remains for me to perform the pleasant duty of recording my gratitude to Mr. I. Abrahams, of Cambridge, for his friendly assistance in the revision of the proofs and my indebtedness to him for many valuable suggestions. He must not, however, be held to share all my views.

G. F. A.

CONTENTS

PAGE
Authorities [xi]
Introduction [xv]
CHAPTER I
Hebraism and Hellenism [1]
CHAPTER II
The Jew in the Roman Empire [18]
CHAPTER III
Judaism and Paganism [28]
CHAPTER IV
The Dispersion [34]
CHAPTER V
Christianity and the Jews [41]
CHAPTER VI
Middle Ages [62]
CHAPTER VII
The Crusades [83]
CHAPTER VIII
Usury and the Jews [105]
CHAPTER IX
The Jews in England [115]
CHAPTER X
The Jews in Spain [141]
CHAPTER XI
After the Expulsion [167]
CHAPTER XII
The Renaissance [178]
CHAPTER XIII
The Ghetto [196]
CHAPTER XIV
The Reformation and the Jews [214]
CHAPTER XV
Catholic Reaction [232]
CHAPTER XVI
In Holland [245]
CHAPTER XVII
In England after the Expulsion [255]
CHAPTER XVIII
Resettlement [275]
CHAPTER XIX
The Eve of Emancipation [286]
CHAPTER XX
Palingenesia [301]
CHAPTER XXI
In Russia [329]
CHAPTER XXII
In Roumania [379]
CHAPTER XXIII
Anti-Semitism [404]
CHAPTER XXIV
Zionism [482]
Index [519]
MAP
Approximate Density of the Jewish Population [At end].

AUTHORITIES

GENERAL

H. Graetz’s “History of the Jews.”

Dean Milman’s “History of the Jews.”