An Apology for the naturalization of the Jews
Subtitle: containing. I. An account of the charters, privileges and immunitiesgranted to the Jews ... five hundred years ago ; II. The most popular objections to their naturalization ... answered ; III. The naturalization of the Jews an advantage to the kingdom in general, and to commerce in particular ... ; VI. Thenature, purport and design of the present bill, explained and justified by the facts
By: by a true believer.
Contributors: A true believer.
Publisher: Printed for M. Cooper...W. Reeve...and C. Sympson
Published: 1753
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Jews -- Legal status, laws, etc -- Early works to 1800 -- Great Britain.; Jews -- Emancipation -- Sources -- Great Britain.; Jews -- Political and social conditions -- Early works to 1800 -- Great Britain.