Carthage And Tunis, the Old And New Gates of the Orient
Carthage And Tunis, the Old And New Gates of the Orient
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They are also the principal importers.
The builders go to them for their marble, and they have travellers selling the leather to the shoemakers and the raw silk to the weavers. The Souk-d-Grana, the Jews* Market — ^literally the Souk of the Livornea — looks like the shop where every article is sold for sixpence-halfpenny in King Street, Hammersmith.
The Arabs are amazed with the evidences of civilisation sold in these cheap-jack bazars ; and well they might be, because, without them, they would... not have even the mediocre degree of comfort at which they have arrived, just as without Jewish importations of raw materials their industries would almost die out.
In Tunis many Jews are artisans as well as shop- keepers. They breed so fast that there are not enough shops for them. Certain trades are rapidly becoming Jewish monopolies. All the glass-makers and workers in white metal, as well as the goldsmiths, are Jews.
The tailors are Jews. But London is no better off than Tunis in this respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are also the principal importers.
The builders go to them for their marble, and they have travellers selling the leather to the shoemakers and the raw silk to the weavers. The Souk-d-Grana, the Jews* Market — ^literally the Souk of the Livornea — looks like the shop where every article is sold for sixpence-halfpenny in King Street, Hammersmith.
The Arabs are amazed with the evidences of civilisation sold in these cheap-jack bazars ; and well they might be, because, without them, they would... not have even the mediocre degree of comfort at which they have arrived, just as without Jewish importations of raw materials their industries would almost die out.
In Tunis many Jews are artisans as well as shop- keepers. They breed so fast that there are not enough shops for them. Certain trades are rapidly becoming Jewish monopolies. All the glass-makers and workers in white metal, as well as the goldsmiths, are Jews.
The tailors are Jews. But London is no better off than Tunis in this respect.
What to read after Carthage And Tunis, the Old And New Gates of the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen to read onlineMoreLess
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