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Wyndham Lewis: Jewish Antisemites and Tolerant Britons in the Era of the Jewish Refugee,

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,Acting Like an Alien: The Rhetoricized Jew in British Immigration Law, 1902–1914,hniques to convey its attitudes and theories. It has received limited critical attention from scholars of British antisemitism precisely because it rarely appears to be as militant, hence as dangerous, as the hate mongering we associate with demagogues like Arnold White, author of the notorious ., a

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Millennialisms and the Recreation of Historyhniques to convey its attitudes and theories. It has received limited critical attention from scholars of British antisemitism precisely because it rarely appears to be as militant, hence as dangerous, as the hate mongering we associate with demagogues like Arnold White, author of the notorious ., a

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Popular Religion and the English Revolutionrk’s emotional core; Felix, Coleman believed, was a distraction (Letter to Barnes, August 17, 1935).. As Cheryl Plumb points out in “Revising . ‘A Kind of Glee of Despair,’” it is clear, both from Barnes’s letters to Coleman and from the lengthy descriptions of Felix in the opening of . itself, that