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Britains Chief Rabbis and the religious character of Anglo-Jewry 1880 to 1970

Britains Chief Rabbis and the religious character of Anglo-Jewry 1880 to 1970

SKU: VSS / 253 / G / 6679 / 5039

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Title: Britains Chief Rabbis and the religious character of Anglo-Jewry 1880 to 1970

Summary: The period begins around 1880, a time when the Anglo-Jewish community was consolidating its institutional structures, particularly via the United Synagogue (founded in 1870) and the position of the Hermann Adler and subsequent Chief Rabbis.

The role of the Chief Rabbi in Britain was in many ways modelled on the Church of England’s bishop/archbishop model (especially in the late Victorian era) — the office held not only religious but social and communal authority.

This era saw major challenges: modernity (secularisation, assimilation), immigration (especially Eastern European Jews post-1880), world wars, the creation of Israel, and changes in Jewish communal life. Elton uses that backdrop to explore how the Chief Rabbis responded and how Anglo-Jewry as a whole adapted.

Author: Benjamin J. Elton

Publisher: Manchester University Press. Manchester

Year Published: 2009

Edition: Original

Dimensions: 24cm x 16cm

Binding type: Hardcover

ISBN: 9780719079658

Notes: The Dust jacket is protected by a removable clear cover

SKU: VSS / 253 / G / 6679 / 5039

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Dust Jacket Condition: Very good. Handling marks

Book condition: Good. Handling marks, marks

Binding: Intact

Pages: 290 pages

 

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