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réf. 0267392141.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 06260107.32D2Paperback. Very Good. DJ shows only light surface and shelf wear. Boards clean; binding firm. Text remains bright clean and unmarked. paperback
réf. 09160257Hardcover. Fair. Ex-Library in moderately worn boards with spine sticker. Stamp on top edge of text block. Card holder and sticker inside back cover. Text remains bright and clean otherwise. 5A2 hardcover
réf. 1653801London : Printed for Henry Eversden at the Greyhound in Pauls Church-yard 1657. Hardcover. Used-Very Good. Small 4to. 20 236 257-267 278-417 6 pp. Collation: pi4 a6 B-Gg4 Hh2 Ll-Fff4 Fff3. Two folding plates. Expertly rebound preserving much of the original blind-ruled leather covers; spine and board corners are new. Spine is decorated in blind. Some general age-toning in the text but always very legible. Like the copy in the Univ. of Bristol Library the source text for online editions this copy has continuous text in spite of some oddities in pagination. Compared to that copy however it does have one additional blank leaf at the end. Two ownership inscriptions one the earlier in several places. A very good copy of an uncommon work the first English version of Riviere's treatise. London : Printed for Henry Eversden at the Greyhound in Pauls Church-yard, 1657 hardcover
réf. Juanpebooks054652WE ship worldwide. Brand new 100%guarentee unknown
réf. B9781258315887Paperback / softback. New. paperback
2009réf. 60-02281Voces de la Peninsula 2009-01-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Voces de la Peninsula paperback
1975réf. 71780Porcupine Pr 1975-12. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good totally great conditi. Octavo. Inscribed to F. Garbin Davenport noted historian of Antebellum Porcupine Pr hardcover
réf. 46449172like new. unknown
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réf. 460103Bernard Lazarus. Hardcover. Good. Fairly good condition for year Bernard Lazarus hardcover
1958réf. 54720Wellington: A.H. & A.W. Reed 1958. First edition Ex-Library. Hardcover. Good to very good condition. Quarto. 9-3/4" x 7-1/2". 272 pp. 8 unnumbered leaves of photographic plates portraits & views. Pink & black dust jacket lettered in white over maroon cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Publisher's device on title page. Sound ex-library copy with usual library markings library pocket stamps University Synagogue Student Library plate etc. Binding lightly bumped at edges. Dust jacket with light wear along edges small chips and tears and library sticker taped to tail of spine front flap price-clipped. Fascinating account of the history of the Jews in New Zealand from the first settlements when Jewish traders arrived in the 1830s to the 1950s. Contents: Jewish mariners -- The Jews come to Holland -- The Maori and the musket -- The first of the Jewish pioneers -- Joel Samuel Polack -- A Select Committee on the Islands of New Zealand -- The first Jewish immigrants -- The beginning of the Auckland community -- The beginning of the Wellington community -- The communities develop -- The Maori Wars -- Gold -- The most southern congregation in the world -- A Canterbury tale -- A ghost synagogue -- Zeal in the Antipodes -- Two spiritual giants -- The problems of intermarriage -- Parliament and the Russian Jews -- Jews in industry & commerce -- Jews & journalism -- The Jews in arts & civics -- Jews in the legislature -- Sir Julius Vogel -- The synagogues -- A survey of Jewish religious practices in New Zealand -- Education -- The social structure -- Zionism -- Social relationships -- The opposition to the refugees -- "The Jewish people are our best people" OCLC. A.H. & A.W. Reed hardcover
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réf. 0265445159.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1851réf. 42427New York: Fowlers & Wells 1851. First edition. Hardcover. g- to g. Octavo. xiii 263pp. 1 page of ads at the rear. Blue-grey buckram with blind stamped illustrations and designs on the covers and spine. Title in gilt on the spine. Illustrated dedication page. The fascinating publication espouses the author'spersonal philosophy and contains musing by Lazarus on human nature and comparisons of human behavior social organizations and psychology to the natural world specifically plants and animals. The book was supposed to be the first volume in a series but was the only one ever published. Includes the a fold-out chart created by the author to describe "The Course of Social Movements. Succession and Relation of its Four Phases and Thirty-Two Periods." The last page contains a list of other works by the author. Binding with some rubbing scratches and smudging. Interior with foxing throughout. Previous owner's book stamp at the interior front cover. Book block tight. Binding in good interior in good- condition overall. Marx Edgeworth Lazarus February 6 1822 - 1895 or 1896 was an American individualist anarchist and writer from Guntersville AL. He was an intellectual contributor to Fourierism and the Free Love movement of the 1850s. Fowlers & Wells hardcover
1936réf. 39319London: NP 1936. Manuscript. Hardcover. g to vg. Rare collection of two Minute-Books from the North London Zionist Society 1917/18 and the Council of the British Section of the World Jewish Congress 1936-37: - Minute-Book from the North London Zionist Society 1917/18 SIGNED. Quarto. Unpaginated. 68 leaves. Original half decorative cloth over moire covered boards. This minute-book contains the manuscript notes pertaining to the meetings 34 held by the North London Zionist Society between January 7 1917 and December 31 1918. The notes are written on the first 39 leaves. Affiliated to the English Zionist Federation EZF the North London Zionist Society supported the reestablishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine then an area controlled by the Ottoman Empire. This minute-book is particularly interesting in the sense that it was written at a turning point in the history of Zionism. World War I was in its fourth year and the conflict raised hopes among Zionists that the crumbling Ottoman Empire will eventually break up. They hoped to attain support from one of the Great Powers for increased Jewish immigration and eventual sovereignty in Palestine and they eventually succeeded thanks to their chief spokesman Chaim Weizmann a bright statesman and a scientist highly respected in Great Britain and well versed in European diplomacy. In support of the Zionist cause his skillful negotiations with the Foreign Office were climaxed on November 2 1917 by the letter from the foreign secretary to Lord Rothschild which became known as the Balfour Declaration. This document declared the British government's "sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations" viewed with favor "the establishment in Palestine of a National Home for the Jewish People" and announced an intent to facilitate the achievement of this objective. The Balfour Declaration radically changed the status of the Zionist movement. It promised support from a major world power and gave the Zionists international recognition. That day Zionism was transformed by the British pledge from an utopy into a legitimate and achievable undertaking. The minutes of the 34 meetings featured in this manuscript indicate this event see the entry for November 25 1917 and discuss the following projects and resolutions: decision to reorganize the Society and place Zionist propaganda in the North of London on a firmer basis 1/7/1917; the announcement that Mr. Nahum Sokolow Zionist leader author translator and a pioneer of Hebrew journalism has agreed to address the first public meeting of the Society 1/31/1917; the announcement that Dr. Weizmann has agreed to address the next public meeting of the Society 3/28/17. followed by a protest made at the London Council in connection with the non-appearance of Dr. Weizmann 4/25/1917; Proposal to obtain Mr. Israel Zangwill's services as lecturer at a public meeting 4/11/1917; the question of Jewish military action in Palestine 6/13/1917 and the question of raising a Jewish Legion 12/23/1917; the appointment of Nathan Lazarus and Maurice L. Perlzweig as delegates to the special conference of the EZF 10/1918 etc. Each entry is dated and hand-signed by Chairman Nathan Lazarus. By order of appearance the following members' names are mentioned in the minute-book: Nathan Lazarus Chairman; Maurice L. Perlzweig; Miss Cohen; Mr. B. Grad; Mr. Morgenstern; Mr. Kersch; Mr. Scher; Miss P. Slowe; Mr. Ginsburg; Mr. Benson; Mr. L. Wainstein; Mr. Traub; Mr. A. Levine warden of the New Synagogue Stamford Hill; and Mr. Charles Kauffman. Some rubbing and abrasion to moire. Sporadic smudges to endpapers. Minor age-toning throughout. Binding in overall fair to good- interior in very good condition. Notes: After almost two millennia of existence of the Jewish diaspora without a national state the Zionist movement was founded in the late 19th century by secular Jews largely as a response by Ashkenazi Jews to rising antisemitism in Europe exemplified by the Dreyfus affair in France and the anti-Jewish pogroms in the Russian Empire. The political movement was formally established by the Austro-Hungarian journalist Theodor Herzl in 1897 following the publication of his book "Der Judenstaat." At that time the movement sought to encourage Jewish migration to the Ottoman Palestine. Rabbi Maurice Perlzweig 1895-1985 was a founder of the World Jewish Congress and served as the first chairman of the British Section. He was born in Poland and was educated in England where he received acclaim for his oratorical skills and his athletic abilities as a world-class runner at Cambridge. He was founder and chairman of the University Labor Federation of Great Britain and president of the World Union of Jewish Students. After receiving his ordination he officiated at the Liberal Synagogue in London. Joining Nahum Goldmann and Stephen Wise at the founding assembly of the WJC in Geneva in 1936 Perlzweig shortly thereafter was elected chairman of the British Section. During the critical war years Perlzweig was appointed director of the WJC international affairs department in New York. In the post-war years he represented the WJC at the Economic and Social Council of the UN drafting many documents submitted to the Commission on Human Rights. Notably he served as a chief spokesman and negotiator at the UN on behalf of the rights of the North African Jewish communities during the turbulent period in the 1950's when the Maghreb states were achieving independence. WITH - Minute-Book from the Council of the British Section of the World Jewish Congress 1936-37 SIGNED. Folio. Unpaginated. 30 leaves. Original half red cloth over moire covered boards with hand-written title label pasted on front board. This minute-book contains the typed notes pertaining to the meetings 6 held by the Council of the British Section of the World Jewish Congress between December 8 1936 and March 8 1937. The typed notes are pasted on the first 11 leaves. They all deal with difficult issues regarding the condition of Jews in pre-WWII Europe such as: the desperate situation of the Jews in Danzig; the desperate position of the Jews in Spain under Franco Jews in constant danger and those living within the jurisdiction of the Government held as hostages on account of their German nationality see page 3 of the entry for Dec. 8 1936; conditions affecting the Jews in Tripoli and Silesia 1/5/1937; proposal to take strong measures to protect the Polish Jews against the anti-Jewish attitude of the Polish government; withdrawal of the Uruguayan legislation against the Jewish cultural rights 1/25/1937; call for a political action for the defense of Polish Jewry 2/8/1937; mass meeting against Hitlerism in New York; statement made by the Franco government in the Anglo-Jewish press that it was not anti-Jewish 2/22/1937; proposed resolution on the rapid deterioration of the political and economic status of Polish Jewry resulting from the failure of the Polish government to afford adequate protection to Polish Jews against physical outrage 3/8/1937. Each entry is dated and hand-signed by Chairman Rabbi Maurice L. Perlzweig. By order of appearance the following members' names are mentioned in the minute-book: Rabbi Maurice L. Perlzweig Chairman; Mrssrs. B. A. Bagnari L. Bakstansky Dr. N. Barou Councillor M. H. Davis Barnett Janner J. Podrushnik and Gabriel Cohen; Morris Myer; W. N. Williams; Councillor J. L. Fine; Rabbi Unterman; J. Letchinsky; Mr. Schupakevitch; Mr. Rollin; P. Horowitz; J. Makower; Dr. Levinson; Mr. Nathan etc. Rubbing along edges of binding. Front hinge starting. Leaves age-toned not affecting the typed notes. Binding in overall fair interior in good- to good typed-notes in very good condition. Notes: The World Jewish Congress WJC was founded in Geneva Switzerland in August 1936 as an international federation of Jewish communities and organizations in reaction to the rise of Nazism and the growing wave of European anti-Semitism. The main aims of the organization were "to mobilize the Jewish people and the democratic forces against the Nazi onslaught" to "fight for equal political and economic rights everywhere and particularly for the Jewish minorities in Central and Eastern Europe" to support the establishment of a "Jewish National Home in Palestine" and to create "a worldwide Jewish representative body based on the concept of the unity of the Jewish people democratically organized and able to act on matters of common concern.". NP hardcover
1921réf. 31795Berlin: Erich Reiss Verlag 1921. Limited edition. Hardcover. g. 1/750. Octavo. xxii 121pp. Original gold-stamped vellum with laced-in slips gold decorated spine and red title-label with gold lettering. Top edge gilt. A collection of 107 fables drawn from Greek Jewish Hindu and Arab narratives exploring moral values and the meaning of wisdom. Illustrated with expressive black & white woodcuts the anthology is written in agile rhymed prose and includes some original stories by the author who is also known as Berachya. A nakdan translator grammarian poet ethicist and philosopher working at the beginning of the thirteenth century he references the Talmud adds biblical allusions and gives a Jewish spirit to his interpretations of these Fox Fables. Text in Hebrew; table of contents and Goldschmidt's introduction in German. "Nach der ersten Ausgabe herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Lazarus Goldschmidt." A significant work that greatly expands this distinctive literary genre in the Hebrew language. Staining on binding front board slightly bowed. Binding in overall good interior in very good condition. Erich Reiss Verlag hardcover
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réf. 8480039590.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. ING9780674303430Harvard University Asia Center. New. Special order direct from the distributor Harvard University Asia Center unknown
réf. 0265312434.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 0748731512.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 374332704X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
