Edward J Bristow. ‘Prostitution & Prejudice’ deals specifically with the Jewish community and vice, but later 1870 - 1939.
His ‘Vice and Vigilance’ covers the period from 1700, but doesn’t have the focus on the Jewish community (I’ve not consulted a copy, so have no idea as to the contents).

Just a 4 more seats for Labour in the 1951 election or even the error of calling the 1951 election was not made at all. *sigh*

Asking an LLM questions whilst driving, what can possibly go wrong?

What an insightful and intelligent comment!

If Brexit hadn’t happened UK GDP would be larger. If our economy had grown, there would be less need for increased taxes as tax revenue would have grown as a function of economic growth. It’s just a straightforward statement of fact, as much as it is anything else.

Yeah, that looks like a word that is dictionarable.

Tommy Robinson fondly evokes the era of ‘Jack the Ripper’, when there was a large Yiddish speaking community in the East End with their own schools, theatres and clubs. Aside from yearning for days associated with brutal murder, he’s also illiterately wrong on immigration.

That’s not how it works. There can be multiple reasonable explanations and that amounts to reasonable doubt.
It is the guilty explanation that is the one that has to be proved, beyond a reasonable doubt.