The Principal Motives & Circumstances That Induced Moses Marcus to Leave the Jewish, & Embrace the Christian Faith: With a Short Account of His Sufferings Thereupon

This is the autobiography of Moses Marcus, a 19th-century Jewish man who converted to Christianity and faced persecution because of his faith. Marcus describes his spiritual journey and the struggles he faced, including disapproval from his family and community and physical violence. This book provides a unique perspective on religious conversion and identity in the 1800s.

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