Israel Zangwill
Israel Zangwill (1864–1926) was a popular English novelist and playwright. The son of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, Zangwill popularized the term “melting pot” in his play of the same name. His theatrical works were frequently performed in England and on Broadway, and his one and only novel of suspense, The Big Bow Mystery, is widely recognized as the first example of the locked-room mystery.
Jinny the Carrier - An Immigrant's Struggle: A Tale of Urban Poverty and Cultural Assimilation in Early 20th Century America
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Ghetto Comedies - Humorous tales of immigrant life and Jewish identity in the Victorian era
Israel Zangwill
Dreamers of the Ghetto - Journeys of Hope: Tales of Jewish Immigrants in a Changing World
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The Grandchildren of the Ghetto - Exploring the legacy of Jewish immigrants through the generation's journey in early 20th century America
Israel Zangwill
The Old Maids' Club - Challenging Victorian Norms: A Satirical Tale of Unmarried Women's Rebellion
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Chosen Peoples - Being the First "Arthur Davis Memorial Lecture" delivered before the Jewish Historical Society at University College on Easter-Passover Sunday 1918 5678
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Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People - Exploring the East End Jewish immigrant experience
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The Big Bow Mystery - Unraveling a Locked-Room Whodunit in Classic Detective Fiction
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The Melting-Pot - Navigating Diversity: An Immigrant's Journey in the American Melting Pot
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