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OK, but that’s distinct from the question of ghettos. Intentionally belittling and humiliating a group of people is a sign of hatred (though, really, “hatred” isn’t the sin, it’s the belittling and humiliating), but ghettos aren’t. You can have ghettos without humiliation. You can have humiliation without ghettos (i.e., Jim Crow).The article was written in 1870 and describes the condition of the Jews in Rome under the Papal state. As such it also includes the matter of the Rome ghetto and the condition there.
The question of how to deal with incompatible minority groups in your midst is largely a prudential one. Obviously Romans hated the Jews, so the solution was more quarantining, not less. Or would your rather they had broken up the Jews’ few asylums and forcibly integrated them into the Roman way of life?