Lender to the lords, giver to the poor
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The story of Samuel Lewis, the most respected and philanthropic Jewish Moneylender in Victorian Society, is one of contrasts. not only does Sam's life represent the classic Rags-To-Riches story but it also Illustartes the difference in.
Contemporary Attitides to usurers and the extravagant aristocrats who were their clients.
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