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Pt. I Jewish primary education and the state, 1808-1870
1 Foundations 9
2 Roadblocks to regeneration 28
3 Redefinition and consolidation 43
Pt. II Rabbinical education and the state, 1808-1906
4 How much Latin should a rabbi know? 65
5 A tale of two cities : from Metz to Paris 91
Pt. III Toward separation, 1875-1906
6 Challenges of equality : financial anticlericalism 115
7 Jewish education and Jewish space 134
8 "Just proportions" : financial anticlericalism and rabbinical space 151
Conclusion 160
Notes 167
Bibliography 205
Index 221
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Scott Mcmurrain
reviewed Challenges of Equality: Judaism, State, and Education in Nineteenth-Century France on September 30, 2015 Challenges of Equality: Judaism, State, and Education in Nineteenth-Century France
Not the best book on the topic I have read.
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