The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 35
... Jewish - Christians and the heathen - Christians ; the Jews determined to preserve their exclusive national rights , unwilling to admit the Greeks unless they first became Jews ; and the Greeks anxious to find a place on easier terms ...
... Jewish - Christians and the heathen - Christians ; the Jews determined to preserve their exclusive national rights , unwilling to admit the Greeks unless they first became Jews ; and the Greeks anxious to find a place on easier terms ...
Page 161
... Jews were dis- appointed , the Arabs were reassured , and the Moslems undertook building operations and introduced practices which greatly aggravated the Jews . There were rival propagandas ; committees and and counter committees ...
... Jews were dis- appointed , the Arabs were reassured , and the Moslems undertook building operations and introduced practices which greatly aggravated the Jews . There were rival propagandas ; committees and and counter committees ...
Page 170
... Jews in the country ; roughly 10,000 of these people were agriculturists and about 100,000 acres of land were in Jewish hands . To - day the Jewish popula- tion amounts to 162,000 ; between 35,000 and 40,000 are in agricultural colonies ...
... Jews in the country ; roughly 10,000 of these people were agriculturists and about 100,000 acres of land were in Jewish hands . To - day the Jewish popula- tion amounts to 162,000 ; between 35,000 and 40,000 are in agricultural colonies ...
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