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“A review of the relevant communal ordinances from around the Sephardic Atlantic will allow us to continue the discussion on another level and address the contradictions I have raised. Ascamot, Amsterdam: Ascamot, Suriname: By the 1780s the ascamot accept as congregantes any colored children “who carry the name of, or are known to be descended…
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More Info “Some of the kidnapping tales that still linger on this coast, show the straits into which, at times, men were driven for a cargo. At Annobom, where the people are Negro Portuguese, they are ever looking forward to hearing mass from the mouth of a priest. A Spaniard learning this, dressed up a…
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Source: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Title: Memorials of Gilbert Haven, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church Date: 1880 AD Author: W H Daniels More Info “The most beautiful lady we saw abroad, one of the loveliest we ever looked upon, was a brown Bethlehem Jewess, who passed us at the tomb of Rachel, on…
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