The Jews in Christian Europe: A Source Book, 315–1791
by Marc Saperstein, Jacob Rader Marcus
Edited by Marc Saperstein and Jacob Rader Marcus, this source book gathers primary documents on Jewish life in Christian Europe from 315 to 1791. It provides direct historical evidence of interactions, policies, and daily experiences in a complex intercultural landscape, offering valuable perspectives on medieval and early modern history.
About This Book
The Jews in Christian Europe: A Source Book, 315–1791, edited by Marc Saperstein and Jacob Rader Marcus, presents a collection of primary sources documenting Jewish life in Europe over more than a millennium.
Spanning from the early Christian era to the late 18th century, the book draws on historical records to illustrate the evolving relationship between Jewish communities and Christian societies.
Through these sources, readers gain an understanding of the challenges, contributions, and cultural exchanges that shaped Jewish history in a predominantly Christian context.
The compilation serves as an essential resource for scholars and students exploring European religious and social history.
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