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Jephtha

Oratorio by Handel (libretto by T Morell), first produced at Covent Garden, London, England, on 26 February 1752.



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She also leaves several brothers and sisters: Jepthah Burnett of Cardif, Wales, Jasper Burnett of Kingston, Jamaica, Ivan Burnett of Pickering, Ontario; Frederica Bygrave of Torrington, CT and Nellie Graham of London, England.
Shuger's analysis of Buchanan's Jepthah and selected Magdalene narratives shows that pre-Reformation Christianity offered powerful models for female subjectivity, models that did not immediately migrate to secular literature.
Contrast the rabbis' praise of Abraham with their general condemnation of Jepthah for killing his daughter to fulfill a pre-battle vow, as well as the religious leaders of the time for not finding a way out for him from his vow.
 
 
 
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