Jews and Muslims in seventeenth-century discourse : from religious enemies to allies and friends /: from religious enemies to allies and friends. (2018)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Gary K. Waite.
• Authors: Waite, Gary K, 1955-
• Contents: 1. Introduction Two Turkish Slaves in Limburg The Religious Other Pamphlets, Newssheets, and Chronicles England and the Netherlands in the Seventeenth Century Religious Conformity and Dissent – the Netherlands and England Christians, Jews, Muslims Transgressing Confessional Boundaries Contents of the Book 2. Jews in England and the Netherlands, 1550-1620 – Anti-Semitism, Religious Polemics, and Realpolitique A Hebrew Army Dirck Volckertsz Coornhert Religious Conflict and Tolerance in the Dutch Republic The Sad Case of Dr. Rodrigo Lopez The Jews in Amsterdam Hugh Broughton and Rabbi David Farar, Amsterdam, 1605 Abraham Costerus, 1608 Hugo Grotius’s Recommendations, c.1615 Regulations and Petitions, 1616-20 Jews in Pamphlets, 1600-1620 Jews in Reformed Polemics Henry Finch and the Great Restauration, 1621 Samuel Pallache Conclusion 3. Christian Nonconformists and Jews, 1540-1650 The Lisbon Pogrom of 1506 Anabaptists and Spiritualists on Jews Mennonite Pieter Jansz Twisck’s Chronicles, 1609 and 1620 Joost van den Vondel’s Hierusalem Verwoest, 1620 The End of the Twelve Years Truce and Rosicrucian Efforts Reformed Reaction The Conversion of Isaac Pallache, c. 1631 Conclusion 4. Muhammad: Christian Fantasies of the Prophet and the Qur’an Signs and Wonders and Muhammad’s Birth Muhammad’s Biography Pre-Reformation Imaginings of Muhammad Muhammad in Sixteenth-Century Reformation Polemics Muhammad in the Hands of Christians, 1600-1620 Dutch Mennonites – Pieter Jans Twisck, 1620 Broer Jansz, 1627 Two Later Divergent Histories of Muhammad, 1666 and 1671 English Catholics and Ottoman Antichrists Liberal Dutch Mennonites and the Qur’an Conclusion 5. Moors and Moriscos, 1550–1620 The Jesuit and the Blackamoor Europeans, Moors, and Jews English Merchants in Morocco The Enemy of My Enemy The Dutch Republic Joins the Fray A Muslim Convert to Reformed Protestantism?: Henri Chérif European Reports on Morocco’s Civil Wars, 1603–09 Moors, Jews, and Doopsgezinden in Amsterdam Europeans and the Moroccan "Saint-King, " 1612 The Expulsion of the Moriscos from Spain, 1609-14 Conclusion 6. Europeans and the Ottomans: Fantasy and Reality, 1610-1648 The Scourge of God? Turks in Reformed Polemics Pamphlets and Newssheets – Sixteenth Century Dreaming Sultans Ottomans and the Lost Tribes of Israel Persians and Prester John War and Peace with the Ottomans The Dutch and the Ottomans, 1607-14 Cornelis Haga’s Mission to The Porte Chroniclers and the Turk News from Turkey, 1618: Sultans Ahmed and Mustafa Elect Nations Pieter Jansz Twisck on the Turks, 1620 Dutch and English Pamphlets on the Turks, 1621-30 Dutch and English Writers on the Turks after 1630 Conclusion 7. Millenarian Dreams, Ecumenical Prophets, and the Lost Tribes Found, 1648-65 The Ten Lost Tribes of Israel in the Americas Jews, Christians, and Muslims c. 1648 1648: Spain and the Netherlands at Peace Jan Zoet of Amsterdam, 1648 The Lost Tribes Discovered Menasseh Ben Israel and his Circle The Hope of Israel English Christian Israelites Menasseh ben Israel’s Plea to Oliver Cromwell, 1655 The Baptist Henry Jessey Reaction to Menasseh ben Israel Margaret Fell and Quaker Pamphlets Jews and Turks in the Dutch Press, 1650-65 Costerus, Buxtorf and Zoet Jews as Equals? Johannes Serwouter’s Hester Christians and Muslims after the Peace with Spain Conclusion 8. The Sabbatai Zevi Experience: Jews, Christians, and Muslims, 1666-1700 The Messiah Arrives? The Year of Living Messiahly: Sabbatai Zevi, 1666 Christian Responses to Sabbatai Petrus Serrarius, Anthoinette Bourignon, and Jean de Labadie Georgius Hornius and Balthasar Bekker P. Cornelius Hazart Mennonites and the Jews after Sabbatai Zevi Rabbi Saul Levi Morteira’s Praise of New Reformed Baruch Spinoza The 1680s: Anti-Semitism Redux? Conclusion Conclusion Jan Jacob Mauricius and a Ritual Murder Accusation in Nijmegen, 1710-16 A Counterfeit Jew in Newcastle, 1653 A Quaker Turned Jew Rethinking Religious Identity
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2018
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 305.6970949209032; Jews -- Netherlands -- History -- 16th century; Muslims -- Netherlands -- History -- 16th century; Jews -- Netherlands -- History -- 17th century; Muslims -- Netherlands -- History -- 17th century; Jews -- England -- History; Muslims -- England -- History; Christianity and other religions -- Islam; Islam -- Relations -- Christianity; Christianity and other religions -- Judaism; Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity; Netherlands -- Ethnic relations; England -- Ethnic relations
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781351108973; 9781351108980; 9781351108966; 9781351108997
• Related ISBNs: 9780815363569; 9780815363576
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