One will have many happy hours reading this book.-Submitted by Marilyn Delevante In her writing she espouses the cause of a Jewish homeland long before the advent of Zionism, the birth of Hertzl, and even before Lord Lionel Rothschild was able to swear a Jewish oath in Parliament, rather than a Christian oath. She then does much to overturn commonly held views that Jews were inferior to other races. Disgusted at the way Jews were treated she set herself to the task of finding out as much as she could about the Jewish religion before and while writing this book. She comments on social conditions, particularly in the upper classes of 19th century England. It is amazing that this writer had to pose as a man in order for her books to be accepted. That trample on the dead to seize their spoil,Īnd o'er the fairest troop of captured joysįor anyone who enjoys reading long books, Daniel Deronda is a wonderful read. There, 'mid the throng of hurrying desires Let thy chief terror be of thine own soul:
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