| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In order to understand the attitude of such as Sir Mark and others like him in his own and other nations, towards the Jewish problem, it is necessary to study the problem more closely than is common among the unthinking crowd who bandy about the words anti-Semitism and philo- Semilism, and, upon their superficial observations, condemn one man as an anti-Semite and laud another as a philo- Semite,
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