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1: Genése or Genesis: origins of the Jews in England
2: Protection from the powerful: how the first English Jews lived
3: Despised among men: the end of Anglo-Jewry
4: Toleration is not equality: the readmission of Jews to England
5: ‘You say Sabbato, I say Shabbes!’: when Ashkenazim were a minority of a minority
6: Diamonds and disputes: the meaning of ‘community’
7: Beware Woolfs and Lyons: Jews at the edge of town
8: The Great and the Good: United Synagogue outreach
9: The Jew Old Clothes Man: 19th century disruptor
10: Soup and coal: philanthropic changes
11: From margarine to the Mediterranean: the emergence of modern kosher retail
12: Aliens have landed: Jews as mass immigrants
13: Come and be Anglicised: Educating Jewish Children
14: On the Move: Jewish movement out of the East End
15: We Are Shadows
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