10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COUSINHOOD»
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cousinhood in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cousinhood and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Divided Elite: Economics, Politics, and Anglo-Jewry, ...
can make in the community sphere is the result of the fact that as part of the
British economic elite, the Cousinhood's activities in non-community arenas have
already been explored using the conflict conception. Its community politics,
however, ...
2
The Palgrave Dictionary of Anglo-Jewish History
'COUSINHOOD' is the term often given to a small, intermarried group ofwealthy
London Jewish families, chiefly of Sephardi and German Ashkenazi background,
who tended to dominate and lead the Anglo-Jewish com- munity from, roughly, ...
William D. Rubinstein, 2011
3
Security and Intelligent Information Systems: International ...
The probability of a relation instance is based on heterogeneous sources of
evidence. For WordNet expansion Snow et al. consider two types of relations: (
transitive) hypernymy and (m,n)-cousinhood. The second one is a generalization
of ...
Pascal Bouvry, Mieczyslaw A. Klopotek, Franck Leprevost, 2012
4
Saint Paul's Epistle to the Galatians: A Revised Text with ...
It will be seen that the cousinhood of these persons is represented Cousinhood
as a cousinhood on the mothers' side, and that it depends on three ^'j^-
assumptions ; (1) The identification of James the son of Alpharus in the list of the
Twelve ...
Joseph Barber Lightfoot, 1865
5
The Rise of Modern Jewish Politics: The Extraordinary ...
Positioned at the apex of Jewish society in the metropolis was a wealthy stratum
of merchant bankers, bullion brokers, stockbrokers, and international investors—
a close-knit “cousinhood” who kept to their peers and distanced themselves from
...
6
Two-dimensional Man: An Essay on the Anthropology of Power ...
It is difficult to specify one single factor leading to the formation of the cousinhood.
The families involved were Jewish and could not at the time marry outside their
religious group. They were also wealthy and high in status and could not marry ...
7
The Rise of Modern Jewish Politics: Extraordinary Movement
Positioned at the apex of Jewish society in the metropolis was a wealthy stratum
of merchant bankers, bullion brokers, stockbrokers, and international investors—
a close-knit “cousinhood” who kept to their peers and distanced themselves from
...
"THE COUSINHOOD." Tn 1754, Pitt took to wife Lady Hester Grenville, sister of
Earl Temple — a marriage which, while it secured his domestic happiness,
strengthened his political connexion. Henceforth, the family of Grenville,
flourishing ...
9
St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians
It will be seen that the cousinhood of these persons is represented Cousin- as a
cousinhood on the mothers' side, and that it depends on three gj^r°n
assumptions; (1) The identification of James the son of Alphreus mothers' in the
list of the ...
Joseph Barber Lightfoot, 1869
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St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, a revised text with ...
It will be seen that the cousinhood of these persons is represented Cousinaood
as a cousinhood on the mothers' side, and that it depends on three on f?* .
assumptions; (1) The identification of James the son of Alphanis in the list of the
Twelve ...
Paul (st.), Joseph Barber Lightfoot (bp. of Durham), 1866
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COUSINHOOD»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cousinhood is used in the context of the following news items.
In praise of Iris Murdoch, by Ian d'Alton
Her sympathies lay with her northern Protestant cousinhood; she apparently became “unsentimental about Ireland to the point of hatred” (1978) ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Our future must be built on respect
In the days when it was led by the Cousinhood, with its aversion to Zionism, a group of Zionist deputies was formed. As Zionism became ... «Jewish Chronicle, May 15»
Herzl, the towering Zionist who has permeated my life
And he hoped that this “semitic brotherhood”, as he put it — “cousinhood” as he put it also — would come to pass. I want to end up with my ... «Jewish Chronicle, May 15»
Dakota Johnson, Starring in the First ESTRELLA DAMM Short Film …
Lately, Gutiérrez has starred in big hits like Cousinhood, Three Many Weddings and The Last Days. SOURCE Estrella Damm. Click to view ... «PR Newswire UK, May 15»
Ben Affleck and the slave state of New Jersey
... degree of cousinhood or kinship, to the family of William Potter. He is thus my go-to reference in response to the Mayflower business Williams ... «Patheos, Apr 15»
'Brontosaur' revises the family tress of Dinosaurs
For Americans, there was perhaps some glimmer of patriotism, almost of Fordism, in the brontosaurus—a perceived distant cousinhood with the ... «The Market Business, Apr 15»
Unless Westminster responds to what is happening in Scotland the …
... long overdue in Scotland as it is in the rest of the UK, where 158,000 families, the so-called cousinhood, own most of our 60 million acres. «New Statesman, Mar 15»
Wales v Ireland: the tetchy Celtic rivalry that could set the Six …
but to assume blithely that some cosy Celtic cousinhood always exists would be wrong. You had only to witness Mike Phillips's rage in Dublin ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Suzy Menkes: Optimistic Luxury? It's In The Bag
And to have other family members running the show at the factory in the French countryside, while the rest of the cousinhood helps with more ... «Vogue.com, Feb 15»
George V: The Unexpected King and George VI: The Dutiful King …
What's more, the first world war plucked the monarchy away from its traditional basis in European royal cousinhood (five emperors, eight kings ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
