The Jews Of Eighteenthcentury Jamaica: A Testamentary History Of A Diaspora In Transition,New

The Jews Of Eighteenthcentury Jamaica: A Testamentary History Of A Diaspora In Transition,New

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An Indepth Look At The Portuguese Jews Of Jamaica And Their Connections To Broader European And Atlantic Trade Networksbased On Last Wills And Testaments Composed By Jamaican Jews Between 1673 And 1815, This Book Explores The Social And Familial Experiences Of One Of The Most Critical Yet Understudied Nodes Of The Atlantic Portuguese Jewish Diaspora. Stanley Mirvis Examines How Jamaicas Jews Put Down Roots As Traders, Planters, Pen Keepers, Physicians, Fishermen, And Metalworkers, And Reveals How Their Presence Shaped The Colony As Much As Settlement In The Tropical West Indies Transformed The Lives Of The Islands Jews.

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