Rothschilds

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Page 1. The value of a name - The phenomenal success of the Rothschilds and their poor beginnings - Their reputation for unstinted benevolence - Persecutions to which the Jews have been subjected - The hatred of them still rampant in some countries - The spirit of intolerance dying out in England - What the world owes the J ews - Universal pre-eminence accorded to the works of their great lawyers and prophets Spinoza - Large number of Jews distinguished as musicians and composers, and likewise as dramatic and operatic artists Eminence of the Jews as mathematicians and astronomers The Jews in commerce and nuance - The Jews as lawyers and as politicians - Charges brought against the J ews - Misleading impressions regarding them - Mayer Amschel Rothschild, the honest Jew - Unimpeachable lives and characters of the Rothschilds and other prominent Jewish families - The secret of Jewish success - Sir Thomas Gresham - Queen Elizabeth Jewish pride of race.