具體描述
This is a difficult book to read, not least because of its serious purpose in refuting a charge that has become too common in some segments of the Black community in recent years which blames the Jews for the slave trade. This stance, Friedman seems to suggest, is partly a tactic of one outside group adopting the majority's traditionally hostile viewpoint towards another outside group for its own purposes. The two groups have had, perhaps more often than most, a relatively close relationship, despite the divergent circumstances of their passage to the Americas, sharing neighborhoods, poverty, and the struggle for civil rights. But they have also diverged in wealth, outlook, politics, and aims. In the last two chapters of this book, by far the most interesting, Friedman discusses the history of this relationship and explores its dynamics.
著者簡介
弗裏德曼對於伊斯蘭文稿《锡安博學長老議定書（Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion ）》、伊斯蘭民族曆史研究組著《黑人和猶太人的秘密關係》等的駁斥文章，探討瞭伊斯蘭宣稱的猶太人陰謀論，算得上本世界最重要的分裂的宗教世界知識讀本
圖書目錄
1.Handbook of Hate：The Secret Relationship between Blacks and Jews
2.Slavery in Antiquity
3.Jews and Slavery
4.Marranos and New Christians:Jews as Traders in the Hispanic World
5:Haven:Holland and the Dutch West Indies
6:Unwelcome Visitors:France and the Code Noir
7:The Age of British Mercantilism
8:The First Jews in America:New York and the Middle Colonies
9.Jews in the Triangular Trade:Colonial New England
10.The Old Dominions:Virginia and Maryland
11.The Carolinas
12.Georgia:The Land Closed to Slaves,Rum,and Lawyers
13.Louisiana:The Sugar Kingdom
14.The Cotton Kingdom
15.Jews and the Great Moral Debate
16.Myth-Making and Afrocentrism
17.Blacks and Jews:An Alliance of Convenience
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index
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