The Jew, The Gypsy and El Islam

CONTENTS

	CHAP.			PAGE
	PREFACE			v
	CONTENTS			xvii
I. THE JEW
	I. GENERAL OPINION OF THE JEW			3
	II. OPINION OF THE JEW IN ENGLAND			20
	III. THE JEW OF THE HOLY LAND AND HIS DESTINY			46
	IV. THE JEW AND THE TALMUD			72
	V. THE CONTINUITY OF TRADITION IN THE EAST			115
II. THE GYPSY
	Part I. NOTES ON MODERN STUDIES OF “CHINGANOLOGY”
		I. THE INDIAN AFFINITIES OF THE GYPSIES		136
		II. THE CLAIMS AND PRETENSIONS OF M. PAUL BATAILLARD		144
		III. A REVIEW OF M. PAUL BATAILLARD’S REVIEWS		157
			§ 1. Preliminaries	157
			§ 2. “Derniers Travaux, etc.”	172
			§ 3. “Origines, etc.”	183
			§ 4. “Notes et Questions, etc.,” “Sur le mot Zagaie, etc.”	197
	Part II. TOPOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON THE GYPSIES AND THE JATS
		IV. HISTORICAL SURVEY OF THE GYPSY IN EUROPE		202
		V. THE GYPSY IN ASIA		211
			§ 1. The Panjabi Jats	211
			§ 2. The Jats of Belochistan	215
			§ 3. The Gypsies of Persia	217
			§ 4. The Gypsies of Syria	219
			§ 5. The Gypsies of the HaurÁn, South-Eastern Syria	228
			§ 6. The Gypsies of Damascus	231
		VI. THE GYPSY IN AFRICA		233
			§ 1. The Egyptian Ghajar or Ghagar	233
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