Alienated Minority

The Jews of Medieval Latin Europe

Kenneth Stow

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$48.50 • £38.95 • €43.50

ISBN 9780674015937

Publication Date: 08/19/1998

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360 pages

6-1/8 x 9-1/4 inches

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Introduction
1. A Christianizing Society
2. Early Medieval Realities
3. Cultural Beginnings
4. Maturing Culture and Politics
5. The Crusades
6. Hasidei Ashkenaz
7. Exegesis
8. Community
9. Family
10. Economics
11. Instability and Decline
12. Expulsion
Bibliography
Index

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