Scapegoat in the New Wilderness

Discover the compelling exploration of anti-Semitism in America with Scapegoat in the New Wilderness by Frederic Jaher. Published by Harvard University Press in 1996, this groundbreaking work spans 352 pages, delving into a paradox of a nation founded on religious freedom yet plagued by prejudice. Jaher investigates how anti-Semitic sentiments infiltrated American society, tracing their roots from the ancient world to their first significant manifestation during the Civil War. This insightful historical account sheds light on ethnic relations and the complexities of Jewish identity within the broader spectrum of American history. Perfect for readers interested in sociology, politics, and history, Jaher's meticulous research offers a comprehensive perspective on the evolution of racism and discrimination in the United States. Add this essential piece to your collection and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced throughout American history.