The New and Fashionable Game of the Jew is a curious artifact from 1807: a board game disguised as entertainment but steeped in prejudice. Designed for one to four players, it uses two dice and a colorful, hand-colored engraving that unfolds like a map of moral lessons gone wrong. The board features spaces numbered from 2 to 12 — each tied to a character or outcome — with the central figure, labeled “The Jew,” holding an outsized role in the game’s logic.