1787. Mirabeau publishes his work “Upon Mendelssohn and the Political Reform of the Jews.” 1788. The poll-tax removed from the Jews of Prussia. 1789. Abbé Grégoire publishes his “Proposals in Favor of the Jews.” 1790. The French National Assembly grants citizenship to the Sephardic Jews. =1791.= =The French National Assembly grants full civil rights to the Jews.= 1796. The Batavian National Assembly decrees citizenship for the Jews. 1803. Israel Jacobson and Wolff Breidenbach agitate the abolition of the poll-tax for Jews. 1804. Alexander I of Russia exempts certain classes of Jews from the exceptional laws. 1806. NAPOLEON I SUMMONS THE ASSEMBLY OF JEWISH NOTABLES; Abraham Furtado, president. Twelve Questions propounded to the Assembly. 1807. THE GREAT SYNHEDRION CONVENED BY NAPOLEON; Joseph David Sinzheim president. 1808. The Jews of Westphalia and of Baden emancipated. 1811. The Jews of Hamburg emancipated. 1812. The Jews of Mecklenburg and Prussia emancipated. 1818 (about). Consecration of the Temple of the HAMBURG REFORM UNION, Gotthold Salomon, preacher. 1819. The beginning of the “Hep, hep!” persecutions. Formation of the Society for the Culture and Science of the Jews; Zunz, Gans, and Moser. 1821. Chacham Bernays opposes the Reform Temple Union in Hamburg. 1822. _Isaac Marcus Jost_ (1793-1860) begins to publish his history of the Jews. 1825. _Isaac Noah Mannheimer_ (1793-1864), rabbi in Vienna, champion of the moderate party. 1831. Louis Philippe ratifies the law for the complete emancipation of the French Jews. _Gabriel Riesser_ (1806-1860), champion of the emancipation of the German Jews. Solomon Ludwig Steinheim (1790-1866), Jewish religious philosopher. _Nachman Cohen Krochmal_ (1785-1840), _Solomon Jehuda Rapoport_ (1790-1867), _Samuel David Luzzatto_ (1800-1865), Isaac Erter (1792-1851), scholars, regenerators of Jewish science and Hebrew style. 1832. LEOPOLD ZUNZ (1794-1886) publishes his first epoch-making work. 1833. The _Kerem Chemed_, a Hebrew journal for Jewish science, established.