Early History of Jews in America
A history of Jews in America before 1906, including the following topics:
Jews Accompany Columbus.
Brazil:
Early Portuguese Colonies.
Under Dutch Rule.
First American Jewish Scholar.
Mexico:
Jews and the Inquisition.
Other South American States:
Peru.
Surinam:
Jews Regarded as British Subjects.
Cayenne:
Curaçao:
West Indies:
Barbados:
Privileges as to Taking Oath.
Jamaica:
Leeward Islands:
Porto Rico:
The Resettlement in England and Its Relation to America:
Aborigines and Lost Ten Tribes.
United States:
Early Colonists Mainly Sephardic.
New York:
First Jewish Settlers.
Early Privileges and Restrictions.
Under British Rule.
Modern Jewry of New York.
Newport, R. I.:
Jews Cordially Received.
Synagogue Built.
Other Parts of New England:
New Haven and Boston.
Russian Jews as Farmers.
Maryland:
Jews Hold Public Positions.
Pennsylvania:
Schaefersville, Lancaster, and Easton.
Philadelphia.
Notable Philadelphia Jews.
Maimonides and Gratz Colleges.
Georgia:
Savannah.
Augusta, Macon, etc.
South Carolina:
Charleston.
North Carolina:
Virginia and West Virginia:
Louisiana:
Kentucky:
Louisville.
Texas:
Early Settlers.
Western States.
—Indiana:
Michigan:
Ohio:
Cincinnati.
Illinois:
Chicago.
Central and Southwestern States:
Missouri:
Tennessee:
Minnesota:
Iowa:
Kansas:
Nebraska:
California:
Other States and Territories:
Canada:
Political Status of Jews.
Waves of Immigration:
Spanish and Portuguese Exiles.
Dutch-Sephardic Jews.
Ashkenazic Jews.
German-Jewish Immigration.
Russian Jews.
Education:
Early Jewish Matriculates.
Organization of Free Schools.
Technical Schools.
Theological Institutions.
Publication Societies and Libraries.
Philanthropy:
Early Individual Charity.
Charitable Organizations.
Philanthropic Homes.
Religious Development:
Reform Movement Begun in Charleston.
Services to the State in Military and in Civil Life:
Earliest Jewish Settlers Were Soldiers.
Services in Civil Life.
Civil and Political Rights:
Varying Experiences of Early Settlers.
In the British Colonies.
Science and Art, Literature, and the Learned Professions:
Jews Eminent in All Departments.
Music and the Stage.
In Commerce and Manufacture:
Jews Active in Financial Circles.
Agriculture:
Social:
Jews and Christians Cooperate.
Hebrew Clubs.
Statistics:
—Jewish Architecture:
The Newport Synagogue.
Later Synagogues.
Synagogues in New York City.
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Jews Accompany Columbus.
Brazil:
Early Portuguese Colonies.
Under Dutch Rule.
First American Jewish Scholar.
Mexico:
Jews and the Inquisition.
Other South American States:
Peru.
Surinam:
Jews Regarded as British Subjects.
Cayenne:
Curaçao:
West Indies:
Barbados:
Privileges as to Taking Oath.
Jamaica:
Leeward Islands:
Porto Rico:
The Resettlement in England and Its Relation to America:
Aborigines and Lost Ten Tribes.
United States:
Early Colonists Mainly Sephardic.
New York:
First Jewish Settlers.
Early Privileges and Restrictions.
Under British Rule.
Modern Jewry of New York.
Newport, R. I.:
Jews Cordially Received.
Synagogue Built.
Other Parts of New England:
New Haven and Boston.
Russian Jews as Farmers.
Maryland:
Jews Hold Public Positions.
Pennsylvania:
Schaefersville, Lancaster, and Easton.
Philadelphia.
Notable Philadelphia Jews.
Maimonides and Gratz Colleges.
Georgia:
Savannah.
Augusta, Macon, etc.
South Carolina:
Charleston.
North Carolina:
Virginia and West Virginia:
Louisiana:
Kentucky:
Louisville.
Texas:
Early Settlers.
Western States.
—Indiana:
Michigan:
Ohio:
Cincinnati.
Illinois:
Chicago.
Central and Southwestern States:
Missouri:
Tennessee:
Minnesota:
Iowa:
Kansas:
Nebraska:
California:
Other States and Territories:
Canada:
Political Status of Jews.
Waves of Immigration:
Spanish and Portuguese Exiles.
Dutch-Sephardic Jews.
Ashkenazic Jews.
German-Jewish Immigration.
Russian Jews.
Education:
Early Jewish Matriculates.
Organization of Free Schools.
Technical Schools.
Theological Institutions.
Publication Societies and Libraries.
Philanthropy:
Early Individual Charity.
Charitable Organizations.
Philanthropic Homes.
Religious Development:
Reform Movement Begun in Charleston.
Services to the State in Military and in Civil Life:
Earliest Jewish Settlers Were Soldiers.
Services in Civil Life.
Civil and Political Rights:
Varying Experiences of Early Settlers.
In the British Colonies.
Science and Art, Literature, and the Learned Professions:
Jews Eminent in All Departments.
Music and the Stage.
In Commerce and Manufacture:
Jews Active in Financial Circles.
Agriculture:
Social:
Jews and Christians Cooperate.
Hebrew Clubs.
Statistics:
—Jewish Architecture:
The Newport Synagogue.
Later Synagogues.
Synagogues in New York City.
Early History of Jews in America
A history of Jews in America before 1906, including the following topics:
Jews Accompany Columbus.
Brazil:
Early Portuguese Colonies.
Under Dutch Rule.
First American Jewish Scholar.
Mexico:
Jews and the Inquisition.
Other South American States:
Peru.
Surinam:
Jews Regarded as British Subjects.
Cayenne:
Curaçao:
West Indies:
Barbados:
Privileges as to Taking Oath.
Jamaica:
Leeward Islands:
Porto Rico:
The Resettlement in England and Its Relation to America:
Aborigines and Lost Ten Tribes.
United States:
Early Colonists Mainly Sephardic.
New York:
First Jewish Settlers.
Early Privileges and Restrictions.
Under British Rule.
Modern Jewry of New York.
Newport, R. I.:
Jews Cordially Received.
Synagogue Built.
Other Parts of New England:
New Haven and Boston.
Russian Jews as Farmers.
Maryland:
Jews Hold Public Positions.
Pennsylvania:
Schaefersville, Lancaster, and Easton.
Philadelphia.
Notable Philadelphia Jews.
Maimonides and Gratz Colleges.
Georgia:
Savannah.
Augusta, Macon, etc.
South Carolina:
Charleston.
North Carolina:
Virginia and West Virginia:
Louisiana:
Kentucky:
Louisville.
Texas:
Early Settlers.
Western States.
—Indiana:
Michigan:
Ohio:
Cincinnati.
Illinois:
Chicago.
Central and Southwestern States:
Missouri:
Tennessee:
Minnesota:
Iowa:
Kansas:
Nebraska:
California:
Other States and Territories:
Canada:
Political Status of Jews.
Waves of Immigration:
Spanish and Portuguese Exiles.
Dutch-Sephardic Jews.
Ashkenazic Jews.
German-Jewish Immigration.
Russian Jews.
Education:
Early Jewish Matriculates.
Organization of Free Schools.
Technical Schools.
Theological Institutions.
Publication Societies and Libraries.
Philanthropy:
Early Individual Charity.
Charitable Organizations.
Philanthropic Homes.
Religious Development:
Reform Movement Begun in Charleston.
Services to the State in Military and in Civil Life:
Earliest Jewish Settlers Were Soldiers.
Services in Civil Life.
Civil and Political Rights:
Varying Experiences of Early Settlers.
In the British Colonies.
Science and Art, Literature, and the Learned Professions:
Jews Eminent in All Departments.
Music and the Stage.
In Commerce and Manufacture:
Jews Active in Financial Circles.
Agriculture:
Social:
Jews and Christians Cooperate.
Hebrew Clubs.
Statistics:
—Jewish Architecture:
The Newport Synagogue.
Later Synagogues.
Synagogues in New York City.
Jews Accompany Columbus.
Brazil:
Early Portuguese Colonies.
Under Dutch Rule.
First American Jewish Scholar.
Mexico:
Jews and the Inquisition.
Other South American States:
Peru.
Surinam:
Jews Regarded as British Subjects.
Cayenne:
Curaçao:
West Indies:
Barbados:
Privileges as to Taking Oath.
Jamaica:
Leeward Islands:
Porto Rico:
The Resettlement in England and Its Relation to America:
Aborigines and Lost Ten Tribes.
United States:
Early Colonists Mainly Sephardic.
New York:
First Jewish Settlers.
Early Privileges and Restrictions.
Under British Rule.
Modern Jewry of New York.
Newport, R. I.:
Jews Cordially Received.
Synagogue Built.
Other Parts of New England:
New Haven and Boston.
Russian Jews as Farmers.
Maryland:
Jews Hold Public Positions.
Pennsylvania:
Schaefersville, Lancaster, and Easton.
Philadelphia.
Notable Philadelphia Jews.
Maimonides and Gratz Colleges.
Georgia:
Savannah.
Augusta, Macon, etc.
South Carolina:
Charleston.
North Carolina:
Virginia and West Virginia:
Louisiana:
Kentucky:
Louisville.
Texas:
Early Settlers.
Western States.
—Indiana:
Michigan:
Ohio:
Cincinnati.
Illinois:
Chicago.
Central and Southwestern States:
Missouri:
Tennessee:
Minnesota:
Iowa:
Kansas:
Nebraska:
California:
Other States and Territories:
Canada:
Political Status of Jews.
Waves of Immigration:
Spanish and Portuguese Exiles.
Dutch-Sephardic Jews.
Ashkenazic Jews.
German-Jewish Immigration.
Russian Jews.
Education:
Early Jewish Matriculates.
Organization of Free Schools.
Technical Schools.
Theological Institutions.
Publication Societies and Libraries.
Philanthropy:
Early Individual Charity.
Charitable Organizations.
Philanthropic Homes.
Religious Development:
Reform Movement Begun in Charleston.
Services to the State in Military and in Civil Life:
Earliest Jewish Settlers Were Soldiers.
Services in Civil Life.
Civil and Political Rights:
Varying Experiences of Early Settlers.
In the British Colonies.
Science and Art, Literature, and the Learned Professions:
Jews Eminent in All Departments.
Music and the Stage.
In Commerce and Manufacture:
Jews Active in Financial Circles.
Agriculture:
Social:
Jews and Christians Cooperate.
Hebrew Clubs.
Statistics:
—Jewish Architecture:
The Newport Synagogue.
Later Synagogues.
Synagogues in New York City.
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| Publisher: | Shamrock Eden Publishing |
| Publication date: | 10/23/2012 |
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