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Throughout history, Jewish people in England faced periods of both relative acceptance and severe persecution. After arriving in the 11th century, they enjoyed some rights but were subjected to heavy taxation and restrictions. In 1290, King Edward I expelled all Jews from England, a ban that lasted for over 350 years. It wasn't until the mid-17th century that Jews were officially readmitted, leading to a gradual improvement in their treatment, though prejudice and discrimination persisted in various forms.

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