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000871387 1001_ $$aHodgkin, Thomas,$$d1798-1866,$$eauthor.
000871387 24510 $$aNarrative of a journey to Morocco :$$bin 1863 and 1864 /$$cby the late Thomas Hodgkin, M.D., F.R.G.S. ; with geological annotations.
000871387 24610 $$aJourney to Morocco
000871387 264_1 $$aLondon :$$bT. Cautley Newby,$$c1866.
000871387 300__ $$a1 online resource (xii, 183 pages, 7 unnumbered leaves of plates) :$$billustrations, portrait.
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000871387 4901_ $$aNineteenth Century Collections Online: Maps and Travel Literature
000871387 500__ $$aSpine title: A journey to Morocco.
000871387 500__ $$aReproduction of the original from the Bryn Mawr College Library.
000871387 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized
000871387 520__ $$aDr. Thomas Hodgkin (1798-1866) was a pioneer in preventive medicine. He is best known for the first account of a form of lymphoma and blood disease, now known as Hodgkin's disease. As personal physician to Sir Moses Montefi ore for forty years, Hodgkin was the philanthropists' constant travelling companion. This fascinating travelogue, relates to Sir Moses Montefiore's diplomatic mission to present the Sultan of Morocco with a petition designed to alleviate the travails of the Jews of Morocco. The mission accomplished, the Sultan granted a Firman guaranteeing the rights of his Jewish subjects. Hodgkin notes: "This interesting and important document assures the equal protection of the law to the Israelites of Morocco, in common with the other subjects of the Sultan, and is couched in terms strongly evincing the excellent intentions of his Sheriffi an Majesty" (page 124). Thomas Hodgkin died on April 5, 1866, in the Holy Land, where he had accompanied Montefiore on yet another of his missions on behalf of the Jews. He was buried in a small Protestant Churchyard in Jaffa where Sir Moses erected an obelisk in memory of his friend. Although this cemetery is now closed, Hodgkins' grave still remains.
000871387 60010 $$aMontefiore, Moses,$$cSir,$$d1784-1885.
000871387 650_0 $$aTravelers' writings, English$$zMorocco.
000871387 650_0 $$aJews$$zMorocco.
000871387 650_0 $$aGeology$$zMorocco.
000871387 651_0 $$aMorocco$$xDescription and travel.
000871387 651_0 $$aMorocco$$xHistory.
000871387 651_0 $$aMorocco$$xSocial life and customs.
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