This paper is an exploration of the intersections between the Jewish community and Freemasons in early American history, largely during the eighteenth century. Most people don’t even realize that there were Jews in America at this point, let alone that many of them were important enough in their community to merit membership in an elite organization like the Freemasons. This paper tries to understand the overlap between these two groups by using an increasingly narrow examination of the Masonic organization. Ultimately, my findings can be summarized by this line from my paper: “although it sounds surprising that many of the early Jews in America were Masons, upon further investigation, it would be more surprising if they weren't.
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Modern Freemasonry emerged in the early eighteenth-century as part of European Enlightenment culture...
Throughout the course of human history, a substantial number of organizations with religious or poli...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the influence of Freemasonry as a social and cultural organ...
This paper is an exploration of the intersections between the Jewish community and Freemasons in ear...
About the BookFreemasonry has played a significant role in the history of Native Americans since the...
The Enlightenment is known as a time of great advances in science, political theory and individual r...
Abstract From its inception in 1733, American freemasonry represented a fair portion of American soc...
This work “America in apron. A history of American Freemasonry” simply relates the past to the prese...
Described by Margaret C. Jacobs of UCLA as "A triumph of scholarship", this book applies the new ana...
Here is a virtually complete list of persons identifiable as Jews in America by 1800, the result of ...
In this thesis the arrival of Freemasonry in America, as well as the Masonic contribution and influe...
Exploration of two contrary tendencies among colonial American Jews to achieve consensus within thei...
Although there is literature on the impact of the discovery of the Americas on the European silver s...
It is a privilege to be the lead speaker at this year's symposium. The topic "Women and Fr...
Before the foundation of the Prince Hall Freemasonic Order, the free black population in the United ...
Modern Freemasonry emerged in the early eighteenth-century as part of European Enlightenment culture...
Throughout the course of human history, a substantial number of organizations with religious or poli...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the influence of Freemasonry as a social and cultural organ...