*** As the object of the writer of this pamphlet is to ensure
the co-operation of all those Members of the Jewish community
who agree with him in the desire of attaining the objects
suggested, he solicits their communications to be addressed F.,
at G. Galabin's, Printer, 91, Bartholomew Close.

_London, March, 29th, 1844._

FOOTNOTES:

[A] "By false compassion we injure the community: industry will go to
ruin; sloth will predominate; men will no longer depend on themselves,
but, having from their own conduct nothing to hope or fear, they will
look to their neighbours for support; they will first abandon their
duty, and then be a burden on the public."--_Tacitus._

J. Wertheimer & Co., Printers, Circus Place, Finsbury Circus.

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