The forgetting river a modern tale of survival, identity, and the Inquisition
Traces the author's research into her family story after discovering that her ancestors were forced to renounce their Jewish faith in Inquisition-era Spain, describing her visit to the centuries-old Andalusian down of Arcos de la Frontera, where modern locals remain haunted by memories of past trage...
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New York :
Riverhead Books,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Ancient voices
- Living on the brink
- First impressions
- La crisis
- The quest
- The enchantment of fear
- A faithful Andalusian
- An unfaithful Catholic
- Sharp notes
- Clues in the blood
- Forbidden tastes
- Pruning the tree
- There is a season
- El call
- Saving voice
- Return to the Ottoman Empire
- A time to speak
- Decoding defiance
- Below the roses
- Synagogue de Notre Dame
- Between the voices
- River's end
- Cry of the stones
- Final card.
