Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating volume offers a unique perspective on the history of the Jewish people in America, with a particular focus on the Jewish community in Chicago. From examining the early history of the city's Jewish population to exploring the life and work of the great philosopher Moses Mendelssohn, Felsenthal's book is an essential read for anyone interested in the rich and complex history of Jewish culture.
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