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In Barbary, Jews also are found in great numbers, a distinct race, and indeed, the farthest possible from an amalgamation with the other inhabitants. They are an outcast class, hated, despised, and derided, and subject to insult and persecution, with impunity. But the immense profits of trade, induce them to submit with patience to these indignities.
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