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The Cohen family and the Jewish community in coastal South Carolina and Georgia, 1669-1915, by Deborah Dundas

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The Cohen family and the Jewish community in coastal South Carolina and Georgia, 1669-1915, by Deborah Dundas
Language
eng
Abstract
"The Jewish community in coastal South Carolina and Georgia was integrally involved in social and civic life with its members rising to the pinnacles of both. Research into the history of this region through the years spanning 1669-1915 demonstrates this characteristic of Southern society during this period. An examination of pertinent primary and secondary source documents reveals that members of one family, the Cohen family, were elites in Savannah, who were prominent in the politics of their city, the State of Georgia and the South. Their story illustrates the degree to which coastal Jews were full participants in the lowcountry life."--Page facing page 1
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
resource.biographical
contains biographical information
resource.dissertationNote
Thesis (M.A.)--California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2012.
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The Cohen family and the Jewish community in coastal South Carolina and Georgia, 1669-1915
Nature of contents
bibliographytheses
Responsibility statement
by Deborah Dundas
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- The colonial period -- The American Revolutionary War -- The antebellum period -- The American Civil War -- The Reconstruction era to 1915

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