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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The French Revolution brought the promise of equality to many oppressed groups living in France. French Jews, long persecuted and considered to be a separate nation, sought to benefit from the new freedoms promised by the Revolution. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change.Jewish leaders engaged the services of Jacques Godard, a 27-year-old Catholic lawyer, who had previously defended a slave seeking his freedom, a Protestant defending his property rights, and other disadvantaged individuals. As the official lawyer and lobbyist for the Ashkenazi French Jewish community, Godard ultimately persuaded the Paris Municipal Assembly to become an important advocate in favour of equal rights for Jews, and, within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France.Gerard Leval has performed an important service by describing the life of a young man who lived more than two hundred years ago and fought for causes for which we still struggle today. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the French Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change. Within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardback. Condizione: New. The French Revolution brought the promise of equality to many oppressed groups living in France. French Jews, long persecuted and considered to be a separate nation, sought to benefit from the new freedoms promised by the Revolution. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change. Jewish leaders engaged the services of Jacques Godard, a 27-year-old Catholic lawyer, who had previously defended a slave seeking his freedom, a Protestant defending his property rights, and other disadvantaged individuals. As the official lawyer and lobbyist for the Ashkenazi French Jewish community, Godard ultimately persuaded the Paris Municipal Assembly to become an important advocate in favour of equal rights for Jews, and, within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France. Gerard Leval has performed an important service by describing the life of a young man who lived more than two hundred years ago and fought for causes for which we still struggle today.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The French Revolution brought the promise of equality to many oppressed groups living in France. French Jews, long persecuted and considered to be a separate nation, sought to benefit from the new freedoms promised by the Revolution. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change.Jewish leaders engaged the services of Jacques Godard, a 27-year-old Catholic lawyer, who had previously defended a slave seeking his freedom, a Protestant defending his property rights, and other disadvantaged individuals. As the official lawyer and lobbyist for the Ashkenazi French Jewish community, Godard ultimately persuaded the Paris Municipal Assembly to become an important advocate in favour of equal rights for Jews, and, within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France.Gerard Leval has performed an important service by describing the life of a young man who lived more than two hundred years ago and fought for causes for which we still struggle today. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the French Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change. Within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The French Revolution brought the promise of equality to many oppressed groups living in France. French Jews, long persecuted and considered to be a separate nation, sought to benefit from the new freedoms promised by the Revolution. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change.Jewish leaders engaged the services of Jacques Godard, a 27-year-old Catholic lawyer, who had previously defended a slave seeking his freedom, a Protestant defending his property rights, and other disadvantaged individuals. As the official lawyer and lobbyist for the Ashkenazi French Jewish community, Godard ultimately persuaded the Paris Municipal Assembly to become an important advocate in favour of equal rights for Jews, and, within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France.Gerard Leval has performed an important service by describing the life of a young man who lived more than two hundred years ago and fought for causes for which we still struggle today. The inspiring story of Jacques Godard, set during the dramatic years of the French Revolution, shows how one determined individual can be a catalyst for lasting and meaningful change. Within two tumultuous years, the campaign for Jewish equality achieved its goal: Jews became equal citizens of France. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.