The Jewish Conspiracy is a chapter in a book entitled "In the Wake of the Plague", written by Norman F. Cantor, that puts a spin on the normal history in the sense that it makes it exciting. The chapter begins with a tale of a confession from a man who claims to have poisoned a few wells where common people get their water. <Tab/>The case where Agimet puts poison in …showed first 75 words of 315 total…

…showed last 75 words of 315 total…leaders explain where the plague was coming from when other explanations failed. It was a plausible explanation that the people believed at least in part. <Tab/>The Jews lost all security until the twentieth century when they ventured into America and Canada (Cantor 157). The Jewish Conspiracy was a plan that went wrong, and the Jews have paid dearly for it. Works Cited Cantor, Norman. In the Wake of the Plague. Perennial: 2001.