Casual Racism… Anti-Semitism in the Regency – The Dark Days of Georgian Britain

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In 1782, the German tourist, Karl Philipp Moritz toured England on foot and by stagecoach. He was a liberal Anglophile clergyman who loved the countryside and architecture of England but had mixed …

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