Children of the Ghetto (Barnes & Noble Digital Library) (eBook, ePUB) - Zangwill, Israel
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Beneath the gritty surface of industrial England, an ancient and persecuted people continue to love and dream. Subtitled Being Pictures of a Peculiar People, this influential 1892 early work of Anglo-Jewish fiction, set in London's East End, brought its author fameand comparisons to Dickens and Twainfor his humanity and humor.

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Beneath the gritty surface of industrial England, an ancient and persecuted people continue to love and dream. Subtitled Being Pictures of a Peculiar People, this influential 1892 early work of Anglo-Jewish fiction, set in London's East End, brought its author fameand comparisons to Dickens and Twainfor his humanity and humor.

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Israel Zangwill (1864-1926) was born in London to Jewish immigrants from Czarist Russia. A playwright, novelist, and humorist, he often took on the subjects of Zionism, Jewish nationalism and assimilation, as well as feminism and pacifism. His 1908 play The Melting Pot popularized the titular phrase and his 1891 The Big Bow Mystery has been called the first locked-room murder novel.