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Chris Monaco challenges our assumptions about when, and how, Jewish politics develop in the modern world. By situating the origins of Modern Jewish politics in the early Nineteenth Century, giving a prime place to Anglo-Jewry, and demonstrating the interaction across Europe and the Atlantic, this monograph will generate a great deal of discussion and perhaps change the historiography of when modern Jewish political activism was born. -Fred Krome, University of Cincinnati , USA

Chris Monaco challenges our assumptions about when, and how, Jewish politics develop in the modern world. By situating the origins of Modern Jewish politics in the early Nineteenth Century, giving a prime place to Anglo-Jewry, and demonstrating the interaction across Europe and the Atlantic, this monograph will generate a great deal of discussion and perhaps change the historiography of when modern Jewish political activism was born. -Fred Krome, University of Cincinnati , USA This is a detailed and well-researched...account of Jewish responses in Britain to various crises experienced by corereligionists in Europe and elsewhere. -Sam Johnson, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

<p> Chris Monaco challenges our assumptions about when, and how, Jewish politics develop in the modern world. By situating the origins of Modern Jewish politics in the early Nineteenth Century, giving a prime place to Anglo-Jewry, and demonstrating the interaction across Europe and the Atlantic, this monograph will generate a great deal of discussion and perhaps change the historiography of when modern Jewish political activism was born. Fred Krome, University of Cincinnati, USA

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C.S. Monaco is a Research Associate in the Department of History at Oxford Brookes University, UK. He has published articles in Jewish Social Studies, the Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, and Southern Jewish History. His research interests include modern Jewish history, Jewish Atlantic studies, social movements, and Diaspora studies.

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