A Promised Land illuminates the key role that Jewish Americans and Judaism played in the country's founding, engaging the larger question of guaranteeing religious freedom at a critical juncture in American history.
A Promised Land illuminates the key role that Jewish Americans and Judaism played in the country's founding, engaging the larger question of guaranteeing religious freedom at a critical juncture in American history.
Adam Jortner is Goodwin-Philpott Professor of History at Auburn University. He was a writer of the TV show Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? and the creator of series 10 Great What-Ifs in American History, as well as the Audible Originals series Faith and the Founding Fathers and American Monsters. He is the author of The Gods of Prophetstown: The Battle of Tippecanoe and the Holy War for the American Frontier, published by Oxford University Press.
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Preface Introduction: Rookim 1. Hebrew Letters 2. All Over the Map 3. The Rabbi of the Revolution 4. Jews at War 5. The Synagogue of the Revolution 6. A Possibility of Jews 7. "Congress Shall Make No Law" 8. Alien and Sedition 9. Democratization 10. The Black Synagogue 11. The Converts 12. The Jew Bill Index Bibliography
Preface Introduction: Rookim 1. Hebrew Letters 2. All Over the Map 3. The Rabbi of the Revolution 4. Jews at War 5. The Synagogue of the Revolution 6. A Possibility of Jews 7. "Congress Shall Make No Law" 8. Alien and Sedition 9. Democratization 10. The Black Synagogue 11. The Converts 12. The Jew Bill Index Bibliography
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