1. Eligibility of Jews for Citizenship - December 23, 1789
... should apply universally to all men as it should have been intended. This document also presents a contrasting speech giving by Anne-Lois de la Fare. Monsieur de la Fare was the bishop of the city of Nancy, France; he gives the argument that French citizenship cannot be conferred primarily because ... that aggregate the French would have to accept strangers into their families, which as its own statement is not social norm. Therefore Monsieur de la Fare differentiates the Jews from the rest of the French creating the opposite of an aggregate, segregated community. The document The Frenc...
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