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EMANCIPATION OF THE JEWS.
Deb 22 May 1833
Jews' Civil Disabilities Bill.
Sir Robert Inglis opposed the Motion
the highest grounds of policy. The fact was, that a Jew could never be made an Englishman
even though he be born here. So long as he looked forward to another kingdom, his sympathies would be given more to a Jew in Paris or in Warsaw, than to a person residing in the same or in the next country to him.
Jews," said he, "whether they spend two days, or two months, or twenty years in a country, are equally strangers and sojourners.
They must look to another home and another country." The right hon. Gentleman had not shown that the Jews desired this change; and if he had done so, still he never could show that the change ought to be made. The effect of the change would be to unchristianise the land
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