King Louis Philippe 289

CHAPTER XXXVI.

Home again--Sir Moses presents a Facsimile of the
Firman to the Queen--Her Majesty's Special Mark of
Favour--Reform Movement among the London Jews--Appeal
for English Protection from the Jews in the East 298

CHAPTER XXXVII.

Presentation from Hamburg--Sir Moses meets the King of
Prussia--Address to Prince Albert--Attempt on the
Queen's Life--Petitions to Sir Moses from Russia 305

CHAPTER XXXVIII.

Address and Testimonial from the Jews--Sir Moses'
Speech in reply--Death of the Duke of Sussex--The
Deportation Ukase in Russia--Opening of the New Royal
Exchange--Sir Moses made Sheriff of Kent 313

CHAPTER XXXIX.

Affairs in Morocco--Letter to the Emperor--His
Reply--Deputation to Sir Robert Peel--Death of Lady
Montefiore's Brother Isaac--Sir Moses sets out for
Russia 320

CHAPTER XL.

Perils of Russian Travelling in Winter--Arrival at St
Petersburg--Interviews with Count Nesselrode and the
Czar--Count Kisseleff's Prejudices 328

CHAPTER XLI.

Count Kisseleff is more Conciliatory--Sir Moses sets
out for Wilna--Arrival at Wilna--The Jews' Answers to
the Charges of Russian Officials 339

CHAPTER XLII.

The Jewish Schools at Wilna--Wilcomir--Deplorable
Condition of the Hebrew Community in that
Town--Kowno--Warsaw 344

CHAPTER XLIII.

Deputation from Krakau--The Polish Jews and their
Garb--Sir Moses leaves Warsaw--Posen, Berlin, and
Frankfort--Home 351

CHAPTER XLIV.

Sir Moses receives the Congratulations of his English
Co-religionists--His Exhaustive Report to Count
Kisseleff--Examination of the Charges against the
Jews--Their Alleged Disinclination to engage in
Agriculture 359

CHAPTER XLV.

Report to Count Ouvaroff on the State of Education
among the Jews in Russia and Poland--Vindication of
the Loyalty of the Jews 374

CHAPTER XLVI.

Report to Count Kisseleff on the State of the Jews in
Poland--Protest against the Restrictions to which they
were subjected 381

CHAPTER XLVII.

The Czar's Reply to Sir Moses' Re