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Revue Diogène - Von Grunebaum (G.E.) - Dandekar (R.N.) - Lopez (Robert S.) - Heers (Jacques) - Gabrieli (Francesco) - Smith (Anthony D.) - Marcus (John T.) - Houtondji ( Paulin J.)Livre Rare Book

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RACCOLTA DEGLI ATTI DELL' ASSEMBLEA DEGLI ISRAELITI DI FRANCIA E DEL REGNO D'ITALIA convocata a Parigi condecreto di S. M. I. E. R. del 30 Maggio 1806 e seguita dai processi verbali e decisioni del Gran Sinedrio Transactions of the Parisian Sanhedrin

1807011795Milan: Destefanis 1807 Milan: Destefanis 1807. First edition. 8vo. 516 116 4 pp. advertising. Contemporary quarter calf. A few minor blemishes but very good copy. This is the first Italian edition of the Transactions of the Parisian Sanhedrin; or Acts of the Assembly of Israelitish Deputies of France and Italy. Convened at Paris by an Imperial and Royal Decree dated May 30 1806. In 1806 the French Emperor Napoleon called a meeting of one hundred and eleven leading Jews of France Italy and Germany in Paris. This meeting and many subsequent other ones followed several years of loud outcries against the French Jews by various regional factions. Made equal before the law after the French Revolution hitherto suppressed Jews in Catholic France were attempting to advance themselves in the new Empire but had become the object of scorn and hatred. Napoleon who had designs on the Middle East decided that he would use this situations to further his own political ends. The assemblage of Notables consisting in the main of rabbis were presente with twelve questions that dealt with national patriotism intermarriage and other issues of national and religious concern. Initially Napoleon had intended to berate and pressure the Jewish community into accepting his fiats but he gradually shifted towards a more accommodating attitude and the delegates managed to answer his dictums to his satisfaction. Napoleon now understood that it was certainly to his advantage to cultivate the support of the Jews of Eruope rather than castigate them and he determined that setting up a Jewish advisory body called after ancient Jewish tradition the Sanhedrin could work to his own ends. This first Sanhedrin was convened in Paris in 1806. While the action of Napoleon aroused in many Jews of Germany the hope that influenced by it their governments also would grant them the rights of citizenship others looked upon it as a political contrivance. Rare. Destefanis hardcover

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