Excerpt from The World Significance of a Jewish State

The present writer can think of no greater contribution to the world's life than the relig ious rehabilitation and unification of the Jews. And because a Jewish state looks like the best instrument to this end, the sub ject becomes commanding. I look to the Christian world to supplement, with gen erous enthusiasm, this national aspiration of devoted Jews, that Americans may join with Englishmen, some of whose leading states men are already committed to the plan, in bringing their in¿uence to bear upon our own government, toward the fulfilment of so worthy an international end.

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