- List of Maps*
- List of Illustrations**
- Preface
- Note to Readers
- Introduction
- 1. Livorno and London
- 2. Making a Fortune
- 3. A World beyond Business
- 4. The Road to Jerusalem
- 5. Rise, Sir Moses
- 6. The Land of Milk and Honey
- 7. The Damascus Affair
- 8. Unity and Dissent
- 9. Winds of Change in Russia
- 10. Trial and Error
- 11. The Crimean War and After
- 12. The Mortara Affair
- 13. Grief and Sore Troubles
- 14. Mission to Marrakesh
- 15. Building Jerusalem
- 16. Crisis in Romania
- 17. Fading Glory
- 18. The Final Pilgrimage
- 19. End of an Era
- Conclusion
- Appendix A. Barent-Cohen Family Tree, Showing Judith’s Cohen and Rothschild Relatives
- Appendix B. Montefiore Family Tree
- Notes
- Archives Consulted
- Index
- * Maps:
- Route taken by the Montefiores on their first visit to Palestine, 1827–28
- Route taken by the Montefiores on their visit to St. Petersburg, the Pale of Settlement, and the Kingdom of Poland, 1846
- Palestine in the mid-nineteenth century
- Route taken by Montefiore on his visit to Morocco, 1864
- ** Illustrations:
- Cover of Harper’s Weekly, October 20, 1883
- Pastiche of the career of Sir Moses Montefiore
- Interior of the Great Synagogue, Livorno
- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elias Montefiore and four of their children
- Portrait of Judith and Moses Montefiore
- The Royal Exchange
- Moses Montefiore as a young man
- Cheapside
- Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
- Jerusalem from the road leading to Bethany
- Fertility amulet belonging to Judith Montefiore
- East Cliff Lodge, Ramsgate
- Interior of the Montefiore synagogue at Ramsgate
- Cartoon: “Immolation of the Jew!”
- Dr. Louis Loewe
- Distributing alms in Safed
- Interview with Mehmed Ali in Alexandria
- Adolphe Crémieux
- Arriving in Alexandria
- Port Constantinople
- The Return of the Jewish Volunteer
- The Montefiore Centerpiece
- Tsar Nicholas I
- The Great Synagogue, Vilna
- Colonel George Gawler
- Jaffa
- Sir David Salomons
- The Mosque of Omar
- Title deeds to Montefiore’s land outside Jerusalem
- Pope Pius IX
- The Ghetto, Rome
- Lady Judith Montefiore
- Fugitive Jews at Gibraltar
- The sultan’s palace in Marrakesh
- The dahir granted Montefiore by the sultan of Morocco
- The Montefiore windmill and almshouses at Jerusalem
- Dr. Thomas Hodgkin
- Addressing the threatening populace from the hotel at Bucharest
- Visiting an orphanage in Thanet
- The Montefiore Mausoleum and Synagogue, Ramsgate
- The Lady Judith Theological College, Ramsgate
- Sir Moses Montefiore in old age
- The almshouses in Jerusalem
- Sir Moses Montefiore: A “Hebrew of the Hebrews”
- The Gothic Library, East Cliff Lodge
- Testimonial to Montefiore on his hundredth birthday
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