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Number of Pages: 208
Genre: Reference
Sub-Genre: Genealogy & Heraldry
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Tiger of the Stripe
Age Range: Adult
Author: Diana Dennis
Language: English



Book Synopsis



Finding a Way describes Diana Dennis's fascinating journey of self-exploration through family research. She discovered her family heritage to be remarkably rich and diverse. It includes chief rabbis, senior Anglican clergy (one of whom was imprisoned for Ritualism), lawyers, politicians, and businessmen, as well as the incredible women to whom they were married. Chapters on family history are interweaved with chapters on Diana's own extraordinary life.




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'This rich reflection of a fascinating family is beautifully researched and insightfully written. Understanding where we come from allows us to be more of who we are. The patterns in their lives influence and shape our hopes, fears and aspirations; as Diana shows us, adding her analytic insights, warmth and humour. I commend this book.' - Dr Dale Mathers, Psychiatrist, Jungian analyst and author


'Finding a Way through Huguenot and Jewish ancestors, this personal journey traces the parallel lives of rabbis and merchants in Geneva, Amsterdam and London. As refugees from minority cultures, they established new lives in their adopted country. The excitement with which Diana Dennis shares her discoveries shows that family sagas enliven history.' - Dr Tessa Murdoch, Acting Chair of the Huguenot Museum, Rochester



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