LECTURE V.

The King’s Wants.――The Norwich Jews’ Sufferings.――The infamous

Trial of Jacob of Norwich.――Parliament could not find the

accused guilty.――The cruel Conduct of the Christians drove

the Jews from Christianity.――Jews prohibited keeping Christian

Nurses.――Jews supply the King’s Wants when the Barons will

not.――They remonstrate.――The Jews obliged to yield.――The Jews

were, at the time, extremely rich.――Baseless Calumnies invented

against them.――Jewish Parliament.――Martyn, a Jewish Convert.

――Jewish Converts instigated to accuse their Brethren.――The

Conduct of the Jewish Converts honourable.――Earl Richard’s

Wedding.――The Welsh Incursions.――Westminster Abbey.――Jewish

Alms.――The Pope’s Usurers.――His Method of taking Usury.――Jewish

Cemetery out of repair.――Jewish Hatred of Images.――Abraham

murders his Wife Flora.――Accuses his own Nation.――Henry never

satisfied.――The Remonstrance and Address of Rabbi Elias.――Earl

Richard’s Reply.――Jewish Memorial――the King’s Reply.――The

Lincoln Jews.――Calumniated as Crucifiers of the boy Hugo.――A

false Confession extracted from Copin, the Jew.――Falsely

accuses his Brethren.――The murderous Effect of that venomous

Calumny.――Earl Richard ill-treats the Jews.――Ecclesiastical

Animosity.――Henry sanctions the cruel Edicts of the Church.

――Sancha’s Funeral.――Henry breaks his Agreement.――Barons

massacre the Jews.――Jews banished from many Places.――Epidemic

Fury against them.――The Jews given to Prince Edward.――The

Effect of the Battle of Lewes upon the Jews.――Jews enjoy a

short Respite.――A Jew accused of forging a Bond.――The Oxford

Jews.――Merton College.――the University in want of a Cross.――The

Jews obliged to erect one.――The Brentford Jews.――The Lincoln

and Cambridge Jews.――Aaron given to Prince Edmund.――The Favour

Individuals experienced stirred up the Envy of the Populace.

――Henry’s plundering Jews proved oppressive to the Nation at

large.――Henry’s Charter against the Jews.――Edward’s Crusade.

――Jews mortgage again to Earl Richard.――Another Synagogue taken

from them and given to the Friars’ Penitents.――The last cruel

Conduct of Henry towards the Jews elicited Commiseration even

from their virulent Foes.――The Jewish Converts’ House improved.

APPENDIX A. The original Record of the infamous Trial of Jacob

of Norwich.――B. The Relapse of a converted Jew, a Deacon, into

Judaism.――C. The Writ of the Expulsion of the Newcastle Jews.

――D. The Decree forbidding Christian Women serving Jews.――E.

Pope Innocent’s Reason for the Act.――F. Henry’s Writ for the

extracting of 10,000 Marks from the Jews.――G. The Memento

of the Jewish Honesty in the original.――H. The Writ for the

Assembly of the Jewish Parliament.――I. The Names of the

Representatives.――J. The Writ given to the Collectors.――K.

A Clause from Bishop Rupibus’s Will.――L. The original Writ

respect the King’s heirship to Jewish Property.――M. The Writ

respecting the Removal of Rabbi Elias from his Office.――N. The

French King’s Edict against the Jews.――O. A Ballad composed on

the Story of Jews crucifying Children.――P. The Deed of the Site

of Merton College.――Q. The Writ of Release of the Oxford Jews.

――R. The Inquisition on a Jew murdered in Oxford.――S. Writs of

Protection towards the Jews.――T. Aaron’s Enfranchisement.――U.

Henry’s original Charter against the Jews.――V. Charter for

improving the Jewish Converts’ Institution.――W. A Converted

Jewess.

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