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Meanings of marry a jewess in English

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Usage of marry a jewess in English
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One Bulgarian Tsar divorced his wife to marry a Jewess.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
2
That is all very fine for you, but I am not going to marry a Jewess.
Nina Balatka
3
Don't marry a Jewess or a bluestocking or a woman who is queer in any way.
Ivanoff: A Play
4
Why did he have to marry a Jewess?
Ivanoff: A Play
5
'Will the Queen of the English let one of her princes marry a Jewess?'
Tancred; Or, The New Crusade
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"Because my religion and the laws of my country prevent me from marrying a Jewess."
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times: A Historical Novel
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"Promise me then," gasped Rowena, staring wildly at him, "that you will never marry a Jewess!"
Thackeray
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He said he would as soon marry a Jewess as a Christian, so he loved her, and the religion might take care of itself.
Leah Mordecai: A Novel
9
One day Yehuda, an Ammonite prophet, came into the academy and asked, "May I enter the congregation (if I marry a Jewess)?"
Hebraic Literature; Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and ...
10
Le Grande could scarcely receive a deeper wound to her family pride, than from Emile's marrying a Jewess, no matter how lovely or high-born.
Leah Mordecai: A Novel
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