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Benjamin Disraeli: “THE relations that subsist between the Bedoueen race that, under the name of Jews, is found in every country of Europe…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1852
THE relations that subsist between the Bedoueen race that, under the name of Jews, is found in every country of Europe, and the Teutonic, Sclavonian, and Celtic races which have appropriated that division of the globe, will form hereafter one of the most remarkable chapters in a philosophical history of man.
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Benjamin Disraeli

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Introducing a discussion on the historical and philosophical significance of the relationship between Jewish and European peoples.

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