Note 1 — LECTURE V.

‒ See p. 250. It is an unjust insinuation on the part of Mr. Moses Samuel, in his “Address on the Position of the Jews in Britain,” p. 27, that the Jewish converts—as he peevishly calls them apostates—of that time were “breeding mischief against the sons of Judea, and vituperating their holy religion.” Oh, no, Mr. Samuel; the unconverted Jews breeded mischief against each other, but not the converted ones.