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The Jews in Nineteenth-Century France

From the French Revolution to the Alliance Israélite Universelle
Michael Graetz Translated by Jane Marie Todd
March 1996
352 Pages
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Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture
Hardcover ISBN: 9780804725712
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“This is one of the most important works on French Jewish intellectual and cultural history to have appeared in recent years. In a deft revision of the accepted picture of French Jewry, Graetz interweaves intellectual and cultural trends and a close study of political developments to present a composite picture of a group in the process of fundamental transformation.”—Aron Rodrigue, Stanford University

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