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Book Review: From a Minyan to a Community. A History of the Jews in Syracuse

most through case-studies of colonial migration, largely because of the detailed evidence gleaned in his exhaustive research in British archives. He used few original German sources, however, and his discussion of why the Palatines left their homeland in the first place is sketchy and less satisfactory. The work is dry in style and sometimes overly-detailed in its narrative, and of course it lacks the demographer's perspective to be found in more recent studies. Nevertheless, the basic soundness and thoroughness of its research have made it a durable piece of scholarship.