Killing considered, and a Review of Pirates, Bibles, Jews, Christians, Liberty, Daggers, Dollars, Politics, and Manners, as they severally appear in the United States, and as they are connected with the Murder of Counsellor James Stoughton

Singerman ID
supp1106
Year
1820
Entry
Cox, Walter. Killing considered, and a Review of Pirates, Bibles, Jews, Christians, Liberty, Daggers, Dollars, Politics, and Manners, as they severally appear in the United States, and as they are connected with the Murder of Counsellor James Stoughton. New-York, 1820. 16 p.
Author/Editor
Cox, Walter
Location
NY
Holdings
P
PHi
Title
Killing considered, and a Review of Pirates, Bibles, Jews, Christians, Liberty, Daggers, Dollars, Politics, and Manners, as they severally appear in the United States, and as they are connected with the Murder of Counsellor James Stoughton
Language
English
Printer/Publisher
None
Notes
This highly speculative account imagines that the real culprits behind the murder of Stoughton, the "law agent to the king of Spain," include Jewish mercantile interests in Baltimore anxious to provoke a war against Spain ("... for the first time for eighteen centuries, a Jewish armament is allowed and licensed to wreck Jewish vengeance on the cross," p. 14). Shoemaker 894.
Collection
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900

Part of Killing considered, and a Review of Pirates, Bibles, Jews, Christians, Liberty, Daggers, Dollars, Politics, and Manners, as they severally appear in the United States, and as they are connected with the Murder of Counsellor James Stoughton

Cox, Walter, “Killing considered, and a Review of Pirates, Bibles, Jews, Christians, Liberty, Daggers, Dollars, Politics, and Manners, as they severally appear in the United States, and as they are connected with the Murder of Counsellor James Stoughton”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 16, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/49332