Jacob's Gift: A Journey Into the Heart of Belonging

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Jonathan Freedland and his son Jacob are the fourth and fifth generation of Jewish immigrants who came from Eastern Europe to Britain to carve a new life for themselves. In Jacob's Gift, Freedland delves deep into his family history to discover what brought his ancestors to Britain and what they found when they got there.

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