The Rise and Fall of NauvooRoberts, B. H. (Brigham Henry)
History
The Rise and Fall of Nauvoo
Roberts, B. H. (Brigham Henry)
Latter Day Saints -- Illinois -- Nauvoo; Nauvoo (Ill.) -- History
The Zionite movement is backed by the influence of the Rothschilds
and other great Jewish families and societies, and as we see its
stirring in every country, we can believe it only requires a
great popular leader to make it one of the important movements in
history. That it is not purely religious, but racial, is proven
by the co-operation of Rabinowitz, the Christian Jew who became
so well known here during the World's Fair Congress. There is
already one Jewish Christian colony in Palestine. * * * As a Jewish
state, Palestine might well become a country that would claim
consideration among the family of nations. If the Zionite continues
to grow, such a result is almost assured.
During the same month, namely, in its impression of August 11th, 1896,
the St. Louis _Globe-Democrat_ published the following:
Only two decades ago there were not more than fifteen or twenty
thousand Jews in Jerusalem. At that [time] no houses were to be
found outside the walls of the city. Since then many changes have
taken place and the Hebrew population--mainly on account of the
increase of the Jewish immigration from Russia--now stands at
between sixty and seventy thousand. Whole streets of houses have
been built outside the walls on the site of the ancient suburban
districts, which for hundreds of years have remained deserted. It
is not, however, only in Jerusalem itself that the Jews abound,
but throughout Palestine they are buying farms and establishing
themselves in a surprisingly rapid manner. In Jerusalem they form
at present a larger community than either the Christian or the
Mohammedan.
CHAPTER XI.
DEATH'S HARVEST IN NAUVOO--RETURN OF PRODIGALS.
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