The Jews and the enduring Jewish presence across the world
A long excerpt argues the Jews are a perpetual, indestructible people, dispersed yet cohesive, living through persecution and exile. It emphasizes their isolation and resilience, cites poetic tests from Frazer’s Magazine, and presents a vision of Zion awaiting future triumphs.
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Lapland
Africa
Tiber
Thames
Jordan
Mississippi
Robert Montgomery
Israel
Christ
Zion
Mount Horeb
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Report of Florida frontier war and peace talks
The Savannah Republican records a Charleston arrival from Black Creek with word that Lieut Judd and four soldiers may have been killed near St Augustine amid Indian hostilities. An officer later clarifies Judd survived while the sergeant and several men were wounded. Negotiations at Fort King loom as a potential path to ending the war.
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Ritcher
Black Creek
Garey’s Ferry
Lieut
Judd
St. Augustine
Labove
Lieut. J
England
Doomsday
Col. Worth
Republic
Fort King
Florida Army
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