Adat Beyt Moshe -- The Colored House Of Moses, A Study Of The Contemporary Negro Religious Community And Its Leader

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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Anthropology
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Anthropology
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Gelman, Martin
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The central purpose of this work is a study of Adat Beyt Moshe, America's "First Colored Jewish Community", in Elwood, New Jersey. They comprise a group of Negroes who believe their ancestry to be remnant Hebrew and are implementing a socio-religious movement to "reclaim others of their kind" and return to Israel.

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Robert M. Netting
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1965
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