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No openly Jewish community in England.
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Throughout the 15th century Jews would be expelled from dozens of countries in Europe and would thus seek refuge in England.
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Jews recieved a renewed "Bill of Rights" that granted them the oppurtunity to work as farmers and tradesmen.
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Jews were given permits to visit England as in the case of Dr. Elyas Sabot. No exact date.
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In England, followers of John Wyclif, dead since 1384, hold that the Bible is the only rule of faith. They appeal to the Catholic clergy to return to the simple life of the early Church. They oppose all wars and try and become the peacekeepers.
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In Austria, Jews are imprisoned and expelled. This scared and impacted the Enland jews as they became fearful and threatened.
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Pope Martin V denounces anti-Jewish preaching and forbids the forced baptism of Jewish children under the age of twelve.
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This was led by Abraham Benevisto and it called for an establishment of a Jewish educational system.
y Abraham Benevisto, it called for the establishment of a Jewish educational system. King John II said that the thought would be too expensive for the lowly Jews. -
Printing Press was created in 1439 by Johannes Gutenberg. This led to the outreach and expansion of the bible. Impacting Jews all around the world.
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Forty-one Jews are burned at the stake in Breslau, Poland. Jews in England become frightened and disperse.
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The Spanish Inquisition begins leading many Jews to flee Spain and head to England.
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All Jews of Spain expelled leading many to settle in England.
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Jews are expelled from Syria at this time. This made the Jewish community spread out and become more abroad.
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King Henry promised Spanish envoys that he would prosecute without mercy any Jewish renegade or fugitive of the Inquisition who was discovered in his dominion.
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Jews are expelled from Nuremberg and Bavaria. Each expulsion leads to their beliefs and religion being put out to the ends of the earth.
