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Pierre Pluchon
Describes the social and juridical situation of Jews, Blacks, and Mulattos in France and in its West Indian colonies in the 18th century. The Mendès-France Affair (ca. 1776), in which two slaves of a Jew demanded their liberty, was an occasion for vilification of Jews. The Encyclopedists were ambivalent, at best, about Jews, despite their professions of tolerance and equality.
| Publisher | Tallandier |
|---|---|
| Pages | 313 |
| Search language | french |
| ISBN_10 | 2-235-01577-8 primary |
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