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- Autorius: Joseph Pennell
- Leidėjas: Cullen Press
- ISBN-10: 1443771961
- ISBN-13: 9781443771962
- Formatas: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
The Jew at Home - Impressions of a Summer and Autumn Spent with Him (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | knygos.lt
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A larger portion of the following sketches during the month of December, 1891. But their reappearaace now gives me an oppartunity of making a few explanations and stating a fern facts., I went to southeastern Europe last summer with no thought of the Jew or his affairs in my head. I had no idea that almost daily for five months I should see him under all conditions of life-in fact, that I should be unabIe to escape from him. I may have formed certain conclusions about him, but I have not stated them, and do not intend to. I have been told repeatedly by Jews and Christians, who either have never seen the Jew at home of else have spent a few weeks with him under the most favorable circumstances, that he had no right to discuss the matter, since I had not studied the subject in all its bearings ever since the first appearance of the Jew on the face of the earth. I have, however, had the opportunity thrust upon me of seeing the Jew much more intimately than the majority of his defenders or his detractors and what I did see I have simply put down in black and white.
- Autorius: Joseph Pennell
- Leidėjas: Cullen Press
- ISBN-10: 1443771961
- ISBN-13: 9781443771962
- Formatas: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
A larger portion of the following sketches during the month of December, 1891. But their reappearaace now gives me an oppartunity of making a few explanations and stating a fern facts., I went to southeastern Europe last summer with no thought of the Jew or his affairs in my head. I had no idea that almost daily for five months I should see him under all conditions of life-in fact, that I should be unabIe to escape from him. I may have formed certain conclusions about him, but I have not stated them, and do not intend to. I have been told repeatedly by Jews and Christians, who either have never seen the Jew at home of else have spent a few weeks with him under the most favorable circumstances, that he had no right to discuss the matter, since I had not studied the subject in all its bearings ever since the first appearance of the Jew on the face of the earth. I have, however, had the opportunity thrust upon me of seeing the Jew much more intimately than the majority of his defenders or his detractors and what I did see I have simply put down in black and white.
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