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History of the Jews in Russia and Poland. Volume II

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The same category of Jews, in addition to those married to Christian women, should also be granted the right of acquiring landed property.

The ghetto on the one end of the line, and baptism on the other--this medieval policy did not in the least abash the patriotic reformers of the type of Stashitz.
[Footnote 1: Compare Vol.

I, p.

279 et seq.] [Footnote 2: Referring to the term _Starozakonni_, the Polish designation for Jews.] Stashitz's point of view was supported by certain publicists and opposed by others, but all were agreed on the necessity of a system of correction for the Jews.

The discussion became particularly heated in 1818, after the convocation and during the sessions of the first [1] Polish Diet in Warsaw.


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