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historians class them as Port Jews.","Family brokers coral and diamonds; Rabbi Jacob seeks aid amid crisis.","Branch settles in Aleppo under French protection, apart from local Jews.","Fortunes sag; branches move to Basra, Calcutta, Singapore as modest merchants.","Emanuel’s success enriches family, but no dynasty; Venetian kin perish."],"L":[1,1,1,1,2,2,1],"wh":[6.158,5.941,6.458,6.392,5.844,6.359,6.436,6.266],"wn":[20,34,39,33,28,33,24,28],"el":{"lack_or_harm":3,"leaves_home":1,"returns_home":1,"protagonist_dies":2},"g":"wealth","c":"partial","rb":"other","sl":1,"a":{"kn":1,"pk":"human","ro":"other","go":"partly","n":6,"one":0,"rep":1,"ud":0,"con":0,"ss":0,"ch":0,"su":0,"x":{"explains_origin":2}},"hj":{"c":"100020000000020000202000100","sg":"100010000000010000102000600","nt":{"ordinary_life":"only birth in Calcutta, parentage and marriage given","crossing":"leaves Calcutta, settles in Hong Kong to trade","boon":"trading success: merchant prince, bank chairman, council seat","new_home":"settles in Hong Kong; 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