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(33) Compared to non-Jewish areas, however, the neighborhood
was perhaps less important for Jewish women, as they could rely on the
wide array of philanthropic services provided by the Anglo-Jewish elite
and thus did not need the help of neighbors to the same degree. If the anti-Jewish images were mediating current political and
theological needs, as I have been arguing, if Foxe calls upon age-old
stereotypes in order to construct a new relation to Jews for reforming
purposes, then we may well ask what was the actual condition of Jews and
of Anglo-Jewish relations in Foxe's own day that might have
provoked his increasingly hostile representation? The Anglo-Jewish community of
100,000, for example, has watched the constitutional demise of Catholic
schools with glee. |
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