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ISRAEL, an English- Jewish novelist; born in London, in 1864. He began life as a London teacher, and while teaching, graduated at the London University. He edited the periodical "Ariel"; and published: "The Premier and the Painter" (1888, in collaboration), a romance; "The Bachelors' Club" (1891); "The Big Bow Mystery" (1891); "The Old Maids' Club" (1892); "Children of the Ghetto" (1892), a collection of stories; "Merely Mary Ann" (1893); "Ghetto Tragedies" (1893); "The King of Sehnorrers" (1894); "The Master" (1895), a novel; "Six Persons, a (1896) "Dreamers of the Ghetto" ZEBRA Ghetto" the W. side of the island, is the center comedietta; "Without Prejudice" the chief town (100,000 inhabitants), on (1896); "Dreamers of the (1898); "They That Walk in Darkness" of trade for the E. seaboard of Africa He dramatized "Children of the Ghetto," which was Fantasies" (1910). brought out in the United States in 1899.