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in turn, unique among the marginalized groups of Europe: a kind of double difference marking Jews in England as exceptionally ostracized. British author Anthony Julius noted that during this era, as discussion of Jews became more prominent in mainstream discourse, so did plays which contained antisemitic elements. Many of the antisemitic tropes in Jewish characters written during this period were also popular among authors on the Continent, coming about during

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