Emile and Isaac Pereire

Emile and Isaac PereireAuthor: Helen M. Davies ISBN: 9780719089237 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 02 Jan 2015 Pages: 280 Format: Hardback Emile (1800 75) and Isaac Pereire (1806 80) were pivotal and sensational figures, their lives and careers a lens through which to re examine the history of France in the nineteenth century. Among the first generation of Jews emancipated by the French Revolution, they became significant Saint Simonians,

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