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Soft cover. Zustand: USED_FINE. 358 pages ; 30 cm. proceedings of the international academic conference of the Jewish Historical Society of England and the Institute of Jewish Studies, University College London ; edited by Aubrey Newman and Stephen E. Massil. COMTENTS: Preface -- Introduction -- Jewish People in the Atlantic Migration 1850-1914 (The Lucien Wolf Lecture) (starting p. 1) / Charlotte Erickson -- Emigration Mania in Late-Imperial Russia: Legend and Reality (starting p. 21) / John Klier -- Jewish Dispersion within Britain (starting p. 31) / Cecil Bloom -- Scottish Transmigration and Settlement: Records of the Glasgow Experience (starting p. 49) / Kenneth E. Collins -- 'Ironing out the Ghetto Bend': The Impact of the Jewish Lads' Brigade on the Jewish Immigrant in England, 1895-1914 (starting p. 53) / Sharman Kadish -- Yiddish as a Vehicle for Anglicisation (starting p. 59) / Anne Kershen -- The Legacy of the Past, the Danger of the Future: Anglo-America, Eastleigh and the Invisibility of Jewish Migration, 1921-1931 (starting p. 69) / Tony Kushner -- A Tale of Three Cities: Immigrant Jews in New York, London and Paris, 1870-1914 (starting p. 81) / Nancy Green -- East European Jews in the Context of the Development of French Immigration Policy, 1881-1939 (starting p. 99) / David Weinberg -- Echoes of the American Immigration Era and the Rural Experience of Jews (starting p. 119) / Gertrude Dubrovsky, Joseph Brandes -- A Bagel for Lazarus (starting p. 129) / Leo Hershkowitz -- Inventing New Ways to Live as Jews: Patterns of Jewish Migration to the US, 1830-1914 (starting p. 141) / Kenneth Libo -- Migration Patterns and Family Connections among North Central Wisconsin Jews, 1873-1920 (starting p. 147) / Gail J. Skelton -- Small Jewish Communities in the Era of Mass Migration: The American Experience (starting p. 159) / Lee Shai Weissbach -- Directed Migration: The Poor Jews' Temporary Shelter, 1885-1914 (starting p. 175) / Aubrey Newman -- The Mineral Revolution, Fiction and the Jewish Image in South Africa (starting p. 187) / Marcia Leveson -- Between Boer and Brit: Jewish Immigrants in the Transvaal in the Late Nineteenth Century (starting p. 197) / Richard Mendelsohn -- Representations of the Jew in Cape Colony, c.1850-1885: Confirmation of the Interactionist Model of Antisemitism? (starting p. 207) / Milton Shain -- The Influence of the Chief Rabbinate of the United Kingdom on the South African Jewish Community (starting p. 221) / John Simon -- Sources for the Study of Jewish Migration in the Public Record Office, London (starting p. 233) / Geraldine Beech -- The Myth of Origins: Ethnic Memory and the Experience of Migration (starting p. 247) / David Cesarini -- Comparative Analysis of Emigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe from US Ship Passenger Lists, 1910 (starting p. 255) / I. A. Glazier, Robert J. Kleiner -- Indirect Passage: Jewish Emigrant Experiences on the East Coast-Liverpool route (starting p. 267) / Gordon Read -- The 1891 Census in Spitalfields as a Source for Migration (starting p. 283) / Diana Rau -- Railway Development in Eastern Europe as a Context for Migration Study (starting p. 293) / David Turnock -- Migration of Iraqi Jews, 1850-1914 (starting p. 313) / Haskel Isaacs -- The Migration of Rhodian Jews to Africa and the Americas, 1900-1914: the Beginning of New Sephardic Communities (starting p. 321) / Yitzchak Kerem -- Patterns of Migration, 1850-1914 (starting p. 335) / Anthony P. Joseph -- Jewish Settlement in Victoria, 1850-1914 (starting p. 339) / Edgar Samuel -- Concluding Remarks (starting p. 347) / Stephen Massil -- List of Speakers (starting p. 348) -- Select Bibliography (starting p. 349) -- Conference Acknowledgements (starting p. 353).