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| Chapter 1 |
Moses Michael Hays "A Most Valuable Citizen" |
| Chapter 2 |
Aaron Lopez's Struggle for Citizenship |
| Chapter 3 |
America's First Glamour Girl |
| Chapter 4 |
Scholarship with a Purpose |
| Chapter 5 |
Alfred Mordecai, Military Scientist |
| Chapter 6 |
Alfred Huger Moses, Industrial Visionary |
| Chapter 7 |
Noah's Second Landing at Ararat |
| Chapter 8 |
J. P. Morgan of the Underworld |
| Chapter 9 |
The Mysterious Death of Lazarus Averbuch |
| Chapter 10 |
The Battle of the Balcony |
| Chapter 11 |
August Bondi: The Jew Who Fought Beside John Brown |
| Chapter 12 |
Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Jewish Women! The Kosher Meat Boycott Of 1902 |
| Chapter 13 |
The Brownsville Public School Boycott: 1905 |
| Chapter 14 |
Modern Orthodoxy Builds a Cathedral |
| Chapter 15 |
The Fight for Jewish Chaplains |
| Chapter 16 |
Chicago: Incubator of American Zionism |
| Chapter 17 |
The Expelled Jews of Coro |
| Chapter 18 |
Blood of Damascus |
| Chapter 19 |
David Seixas Stands Accused: 1821 |
| Chapter 20 |
Don Solomono, Jewish Indian Chief |
| Chapter 21 |
Staying Jewish on the Arizona Frontier |
| Chapter 22 |
"Red Emma" Goldman's Jewish Anarchism |
| Chapter 23 |
The First American Jewish Feminist |
| Chapter 24 |
Sir Moses Jacob Ezekiel |
| Chapter 25 |
Lending a Helping Hand |
| Chapter 26 |
"To Bigotry No Sanction, to Persecution No Assistance" |
| Chapter 27 |
General Grant's Infamy |
| Chapter 28 |
The Kings of Copper |
| Chapter 29 |
A Martyr to His Faith |
| Chapter 30 |
The Americanization of Reform Judaism |
| Chapter 31 |
Jefferson and the Jews |
| Chapter 32 |
Turks, Jews and Infidels Need Not Apply |
| Chapter 33 |
John Adams Embraces A Jewish Homeland |
| Chapter 34 |
Judah Benjamin, The Jewish Confederate |
| Chapter 35 |
Judah Touro: American Jewish Philanthropist |
| Chapter 36 |
The "Pioneer" Jews of Martha's Vineyard |
| Chapter 37 |
Jewish Dreams of Mexico |
| Chapter 38 |
Minnie Low and Scientific Tzedakah |
| Chapter 39 |
Mordecai's Female Academy: 1809 |
| Chapter 40 |
An Early Jewish Floridian |
| Chapter 41 |
The Anti-Nazi Boycott of 1933 |
| Chapter 42 |
Of Civil Seders in the Civil War |
| Chapter 43 |
Humble Roots of American Retailing |
| Chapter 44 |
American Jewry's Man in Roumania |
| Chapter 45 |
Penina Moise |
| Chapter 46 |
Teddy Roosevelt, Jewish Avenger |
| Chapter 47 |
An American Jewish "Cinderella": Part I |
| Chapter 48 |
Fending Off the Missionaries |
| Chapter 49 |
The Red Cross's Jewish Star |
| Chapter 50 |
The Jewish Teddy Bear |
| Chapter 51 |
Thanksgiving and the Jews: Pennsylvania, 1868 |
| Chapter 52 |
The "Trefa Banquet" and the End of a Dream |
| Chapter 53 |
America's First Consul to Jerusalem |
| Chapter 54 |
Jewish "Continuity" in Early America |
| Chapter 55 |
The First New World Rabbi |
| Chapter 56 |
How Hebrew Came to Yale |
| Chapter 57 |
Vindication of an American Jewish Patriot |
| Chapter 58 |
The Making of A Jewish Citizen |
| Chapter 59 |
The Jew with Sir Walter Raleigh |
| Chapter 60 |
A Case of Blasphemy |
| Chapter 61 |
America's First Hebrew Teacher |
| Chapter 62 |
Revolutionary Broker |
| Chapter 63 |
Martyr of the American Revolution |
| Chapter 64 |
The First American-born "Rabbi" |
| Chapter 65 |
Mordecai Sheftall and the Wages of War |
| Chapter 66 |
Burned at the Stake |
| Chapter 67 |
Faith Beyond the Synagogue Door |
| Chapter 68 |
Barney Ross's Greatest Battles |
| Chapter 69 |
From Ziegfield to Seinfeld: Remembering Fanny Brice |
| Chapter 70 |
But They Were Good to Their People |
| Chapter 71 |
Justice Cardozo, Sephardic Jew |
| Chapter 72 |
A Voice for the Displaced |
| Chapter 73 |
Chanukah, American Style |
| Chapter 74 |
The Iceberg, the Radio and David Sarnoff |
| Chapter 75 |
A Few Humble Coins and the Making of Israel |
| Chapter 76 |
Dick Savitt, Self-Made Champion |
| Chapter 77 |
The First American Bat Mitzvah |
| Chapter 78 |
A Flag is Born |
| Chapter 79 |
The Gangster and the Governor |
| Chapter 80 |
Beyond Seltzer Water: The Kashering of Coca-Cola. |
| Chapter 81 |
Marty Glickman's Stolen Medal |
| Chapter 82 |
Golda Meir's American Roots |
| Chapter 83 |
Hank Greenberg: Baseball's First Jewish Superstar |
| Chapter 84 |
The Extraordinary Life of Henrietta Szold |
| Chapter 85 |
Henry Ford Invents a Jewish Conspiracy |
| Chapter 86 |
Rabbi Gittelsohn's Iwo Jima Sermon |
| Chapter 87 |
Joe Louis and the Jews |
| Chapter 88 |
John Slade's Olympian Journey |
| Chapter 89 |
How Wyatt Earp Got Buried in a Jewish Cemetery |
| Chapter 90 |
Old in Wisdom, Tender in Years |
| Chapter 91 |
Louis D. Brandeis and American Zionism |
| Chapter 92 |
LaGuardia 1, Hitler 0 |
| Chapter 93 |
Lane Bryant Malsin: Fashion Revolutionary |
| Chapter 94 |
The Lynching of Leo Frank |
| Chapter 95 |
American Newlyweds in Israel, 1948 |
| Chapter 96 |
Mickey Marcus: Israel's American General |
| Chapter 97 |
"Matriarch of the Kosher Food Industry" |
| Chapter 98 |
The Massena Blood Libel |
| Chapter 99 |
An "Entirely Different" Jew in Congress |
| Chapter 100 |
Moe Berg’s Remarkable life |
| Chapter 101 |
Molly Picon, All-American Maydl |
| Chapter 102 |
The Jewish "Yentile" Governor of Utah |
| Chapter 103 |
Syd Koff's Olympic Protest |
| Chapter 105 |
My Dear Justine, My Dear Eleanor |
| Chapter 106 |
The Day the Rabbis Marched on Washington |
| Chapter 107 |
"Mother" Ruth's Journeys |
| Chapter 108 |
Ruth Gruber's Exodus: Part II |
| Chapter 109 |
Shabbat as Social Reform |
| Chapter 110 |
A Gesture of Defiance |
| Chapter 111 |
Sid Luckman, Legendary Quarterback |
| Chapter 112 |
Sosua: An American Jewish Experiment |
| Chapter 113 |
The Tragedy of the St. Louis |
| Chapter 114 |
Arthur Szyk: His Brush Was His Sword |
| Chapter 115 |
In a League of Her Own |
| Chapter 116 |
From the Ashes of Tragedy |