Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of diaries, written by Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore over many decades, offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of two influential philanthropists and social justice advocates. The diaries cover topics including their travels across Europe and the Middle East, their work to improve Jewish rights in the Ottoman Empire, and their philanthropic endeavors in England and beyond. A must-read for anybody interested in Jewish history or social justice movements.
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