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Aspects of Jewish power in the United States : volume IV of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a fourth selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent

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Aspects of Jewish power in the United States : volume IV of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a fourth selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent

by William John Cameron, Henry Ford

EN·~7 hours·21 chapters

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21 total

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0:16

Preface

4:06

LXII. How Jews Gained American Liquor Control

24:02

LXIII. Gigantic Jewish Liquor Trust and Its Career

24:01

LXIV. The Jewish Element in Bootlegging Evil

20:23

LXV. Angles of Jewish Influence in American Life

25:43

LXVI. The Jews’ Complaint Against “Americanism”

25:58

LXVII. The Jewish Associates of Benedict Arnold

27:21

LXVIII. Benedict Arnold and Jewish Aid in Shady Deal

27:23

LXIX. Arnold and His Jewish Aids at West Point

28:01

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~7 hours (455K characters)

Release date

Aug 31, 2025

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Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/76770

Subjects

Jews -- United States United States -- Ethnic relations Antisemitic literature DS

About the authors

William John Cameron

1879–1955

A journalist and public speaker closely tied to Henry Ford’s orbit, he wrote on politics, history, and public affairs and became a prominent voice at the Dearborn Independent. His legacy is also inseparable from his role in publishing the paper’s antisemitic material, which makes him a deeply controversial figure.

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Henry Ford

1863–1947

Best known for putting the Model T on the road and transforming factory work with moving assembly-line production, he became one of the central figures in modern industrial history. His ideas helped make the automobile a mass-market product, while his life and legacy remain deeply debated.

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