what changes did this religion bring in his life?
In his passionate enthusiasm for his new faith, he refused to deal with any Jew who compromised the Torah's commandments.
Lord George Gordon
Gordon associated only with pious Jews; in his passionate enthusiasm for his new faith, he refused to deal with any Jew who compromised the Torah's commandments.
where did the trial of lord george gordon happen? Court of King's Bench when did it happen? 5 February 1781 why was he on trial? High treason; Gordon's role in the eponymously named riots where is the court located? England can you name some of its official? Chief Baron of the Exchequer was it ever dissolved? Yes, the King's Bench ceased to exist who were the barristers on the lord's side in the trial? Defended by Thomas Erskine and Lloyd Kenyon, Gordon was accidentally assisted by the Attorney General, James Wallace did he have a parliamentary profession? Yes, at the 1774 general election Gordon was returned unopposed as Member of Parliament for Ludgershall which religion did he convert to? Judaism
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Lord George Gordon [SEP] Conversion to Judaism
While in prison, Gordon lived the life of an Orthodox Jew, and he adjusted his prison life to his circumstances. He put on his "tzitzit" and "tefillin" daily. He fasted when the "halakha" (Jewish law) prescribed it, and likewise celebrated the Jewish holidays. He was supplied kosher meat and wine, and "Shabbat challos" by prison authorities. The prison authorities permitted him to have a "minyan" on the Jewish Sabbath and to affix a "mezuza" on the door of his cell. The Ten Commandments were also hung on his wall for Shabbat to transform the room into a synagogue. Gordon associated only with pious Jews; in his passionate enthusiasm for his new faith, he refused to deal with any Jew who compromised the Torah's commandments.