CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION by M. Stéphen Pichon
CHAPTER XLIXA. From the Second to the Fourth Congress
Chovevé Zion and Zionists in England—Louis Loewe—Nathan Marcus Adler—Albert Löwy—Abraham Benisch—The Rev. M. J. Raphall—Dr. M. Gaster—Rabbi Samuel Mohilewer—English representation at the Second and Third Congresses—The Fourth Congress in London.
CHAPTER XLIXB. The Death of Herzl
England and Zionism—Sir B. Arnold in the Spectator—Cardinal Vaughan—Lord Rosebery—The death of Herzl—David Wolffsohn—Prof. Otto Warburg—Zionism in the smaller states.
CHAPTER XLIXC. The Pogroms
The year 1906—Pogroms—Emigration—Conder and his activities—An Emigration Conference—The Eighth Congress—The question of the Headquarters.
CHAPTER XLIXD. The Death of Wolffsohn
1910–14—The Tenth and Eleventh Congresses—Death of Wolffsohn.
CHAPTER XLIXE. On the Eve of the War
Baron Edmond de Rothschild in Palestine—Sir John Gray Hill—Professor S. Schechter—South African Statesmen—A Canadian Statesman—Christian religious literature again.
ZIONISM DURING THE WAR, 1914–1918—
⭘ General Survey
⭘ Zionist Propaganda in Wartime
⭘ Conferences
⭘ The Jewish National Fund
⭘ Zionism and Jewish Relief Work
⭘ The Russian Revolution
⭘ Political Activities in England and the Allied Countries
⭘ Conference of English Zionist Federation in 1917
⭘ Zionism and Public Opinion in England
⭘ Co-ordination of Zionists’ Reports
⭘ The British Declaration and its Reception
⭘ London Opera House Demonstration
⭘ Manifesto to the Jewish People
⭘ Declarations of the Entente Governments
APPENDICES—
| I. | The Prophets and the Idea of a National Restoration |
| II. | Rev. Paul Knell: Israel and England Paralleled |
| III. | Matthew Arnold on Righteousness in the Old Testament |
| IV. | “Esperança de Israel,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| V. | “Spes Israelis,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| VI. | “Hope of Israel—Ten Tribes ... in America—מקוה ישראל—De Hoop Van Israel,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| VII. | The Humble Addresses of Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| VIII. | “Vindiciæ Judæorum,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| IX. | Enseña A Pecadores |
| X. | “De Termino Vitæ—of the Term of Life,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| XI. | “נשמת חיים—De Immortalitate Animæ,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| XII. | “Rights of the Kingdom,” by John Sadler |
| XIII. | “Nova Solyma,” edited by the Rev. Walter Begley |
| XIV. | “Præadamitæ—Men before Adam,” by Isaac de La Peyrère |
| XV. | Isaac Vossius |
| XVI. | “Doomes-Day” |
| XVII. | “Restauration of All Israel And Judah” |
| XVIII. | “Apology for the Honorable Nation of the Jews—Apologia por la Noble Nacion de los Ivdios—Verantwoordinge voor de edele Volcken der Jooden,” by Edward Nicholas |
| XIX. | “A Word for the Armie,” by Hugh Peters |
| XX. | Isaac da Fonseca Aboab |
| XXI. | Dr. Abraham Zacutus Lusitanus |
| XXII. | Jacob Judah Aryeh de Leon |
| XXIII. | Thesouro Dos Dinim |
| XXIV. | “Rettung der Juden,” by Manasseh Ben-Israel |
| XXV. | Newes from Rome |
| XXVI. | “The World’s Great Restauration,” by Sir Henry Finch |
| XXVII. | “The World’s Great Restauration”—continued |
| XXVIII. | Philip Ferdinandus |
| XXIX. | Petition of the Jewes Johanna and Ebenezer Cart(en) (w)right |
| XXX. | “The Messiah Already Come,” by John Harrison |
| XXXI. | “Discourse of Mr. John Dury to Mr. Thorowgood—Jewes in America,” by Tho. Thorowgood—“Americans no Jews,” by Hamon l’Estrange |
| XXXII. | “Whether it be Lawful to Admit Jews into a Christian Commonwealth,” by John Dury |
| XXXIII. | “Life and Death of Henry Jessey” |
| XXXIV. | “The Glory of Jehudah and Israel—De Heerlichkeydt ... van Jehuda en Israel,” by Henry Jesse |
| XXXV. | Of the Late Proceeds at White-Hall, concerning the Jews (Henry Jesse) |
| XXXVI. | Bishop Thomas Newton and the Restoration of Israel |
| XXXVII. | “A Call to the Christians and the Hebrews” |
| XXXVIII. | The Centenary of the British and Foreign Bible Society |
| XXXIX. | Lord Kitchener and the Palestine Exploration Fund |
| XL. | Bonaparte’s Call to the Jews |
| XLI. | Letter addressed by a Jew to his Co-religionists in 1798 |
| XLII. | “Transactions of the Parisian Sanhedrim,” by Diogene Tama |
| XLIII. | “Signs of the Times”—“A Word in Season”—“Commotions since French Revolution”—“History of Christianity”—“The German Empire”—“Fulfilment of Prophecy,” by Rev. James Bicheno |
| XLIV. | “Restoration of the Jews”—“Friendly Address to the Jews,” by the Rev. James Bicheno—“Letter to Mr. Bicheno,” by David Levi |
| XLV. | “Attempt to Remove Prejudices Concerning the Jewish Nation,” by Thomas Witherby |
| XLVI. | “Observations on Mr. Bicheno’s Book,” by Thomas Witherby |
| XLVII. | “Letters to the Jews,” by Joseph Priestley |
| XLVIII. | “An Address to the Jews on the Present State of the World,” by Joseph Priestley |
| XLIX. | “Letters to Dr. Priestley,” by David Levi |
| L. | “A Famous Passover Melody,” by the Rev. F. L. Cohen |
| LI. | “Reminiscences of Lord Byron ... Poetry, etc., of Lady Caroline Lamb,” by Isaac Nathan |
| LII. | “Selection of Hebrew Melodies,” by John Braham and Isaac Nathan |
| LIII. | Earl of Shaftesbury’s Zionist Memorandum—Scheme for the Colonisation of Palestine |
| LIV. | Restoration of the Jews |
| LV. | Another Zionist Memorandum—Restoration of the Jews |
| LVI. | Extracts from Autograph and other Letters between Sir Moses Montefiore and Dr. N. M. Adler |
| LVII. | The Final Exodus |
| LVIII. | Disraeli and the Purchase of the Suez Canal Shares |
| LIX. | Cyprus and Palestine |
| LX. | Disraeli and Heine |
| LXI. | Disraeli’s Defence of the Jews |
| LXII. | A Hebrew Address to Queen Victoria (1849) |
| LXIII. | An Appeal by Ernest Laharanne (1860) |
| LXIV. | Statistics of the Holy Land |
| LXV. | An Open Letter of Rabbi Chayyim Zebi Sneersohn of Jerusalem (1863) |
| LXVI. | The Tragedy of a Minority, as seen by an English Jewish Publicist (1863) |
| LXVII. | London Hebrew Society for the Colonization of the Holy Land |
| LXVIII. | An Open Letter of Henri Dunant (1866) |
| LXIX. | An Appeal of Rabbi Elias Gutmacher and Rabbi Hirsch Kalischer to the Jews of England (1867) |
| LXX. | Alexandre Dumas (fils) and Zionism |
| LXXI. | Appeal of Dunant’s Association for the Colonisation of Palestine (1867) |
| LXXII. | Edward Cazalet’s Zionist Views |
| LXXIII. | A Collection of Opinions of English Christian Authorities on the Colonization of Palestine |
| LXXIV. | Petition to the Sultan |
| LXXV. | (1) Chovevé Zion and Zionist Workers |
| ○ | (2) Modern Hebrew Literature |
| LXXVI. | Note upon the Alliance Israélite Universelle and the Anglo-Jewish Association |
| LXXVII. | An Appeal of the Berlin Kadima |
| LXXVIII. | The Jewish Colonies in Palestine |
| LXXIX. | The Manifesto of the Bilu (1882) |
| LXXX. | Zionism and Jewish Art |
| LXXXI. | Progress of Zionism in the West since 1897 |
| LXXXII. | The Institutions of Zionism |
| LXXXIII. | David Wolffsohn’s Autobiography |
| LXXXIV. | Some English Press Comments on the London Zionist Congress (1900) |
| LXXXV. | Colonel Conder on the Value of the Jewish National Movement (1903) |
| LXXXVI. | Lord Gwydyr on Zionism and the Arabs |
| LXXXVII. | Consular Reports |
| LXXXVIII. | “Advent of the Millennium” (Moore) |
| LXXXIX. | Crémieux’s Circular to the Jews in Western Europe |
| XC. | “The Banner of the Jews” (Emma Lazarus) |
| XCI. | “The Advanced Guard” |
ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. II.
○ Baron Edmond de Rothschild
○ Lieut.-Col. Sir Mark Sykes, Bart., M.P.
○ Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, M.P.
○ Gen. Sir Edmund H. H. Allenby
○ M. S. J. M. Pichon
○ M. Jules Cambon
○ H.E. Paolo Boselli
○ H.E. Baron Sidney Sonnino
○ M. A. F. J. Ribot
○ M. G. E. B. Clemenceau
○ President Thomas Woodrow Wilson
○ Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, M.P.
○ Laying Foundation Stone of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem
○ Newes from Rome.
○ The Kattowitz Conference, 5644 = 1884