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Journal of Jewish Studies, VOL. LV, NO. 1, pp102-117 Spring 2004 Two New Starrs Relating to the History of Merton College, Oxford Peter E.Pormann Merton
Journal of Jewish Studies, VOL. LV, NO. 1, pp102-117 Spring 2004 Two New Starrs Relating to the History of Merton College, Oxford Peter E.Pormann Merton
This is a temporary article. We hope to be able to upload chapters from Dr David Lewis’ book. Through the 18th century, there are scattered
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This timeline will be updated as soon as possible to include more twentieth and twenty first century events: 1655 – Manasseh ben Israel, a rabbi
Oxford Events 1309 – The former Synagogue in Great Jewry is converted into a tavern called ‘Broadyates’ (and from 1520 ‘Dolphin’). It is now part
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Our aim is to raise the profile of the history of Jews in Oxford from earliest records through to the modern day.