THE JEWS.

The undeviating and uniform identity of the features and general

character of countenance, which accompany the Jews, wherever they

settle, is one of the most curious phenomena in nature; climate and all

those physical circumstances belonging to localities, which work such

wonderful changes in the physical character of man, appear to have no

influence upon the tribe of Israel. The circumcised of Monmouth-street

is as like that of Judea-Gape, in Frankfort, as two individuals of the

same nation can be; let them be by birth and residence German, English,

Russian, Portuguese, or Polish, still the one and only set of features

belonging to the race will be seen equally in all.--_Granville's,

Tour_.

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