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1985New English Original bdg. HC. [Red cloths]. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French. 9 volumes full set: ([4], 396 p.; [4], 290 p.; [4], 352 p.; [viii], 374 p., 2 maps; [vii], 341 p.; [viii], 366, [1] p.; [viii], 342 p.; [vi], 323 p.; [vi], 255 p.). 1- Les Juifs de Constantinople sous Byzance. Les Juifs sous la domination des Turcs Seldjoukides. Les Juifs d'Istanbul sous Mehmet le Conquerant. Histoire des Juifs d'Istanbul depuis la prise de cette ville en 1453 par Mehmet II jusqu'a nos jours (1er volume). 2- Histoire des Juifs d'Istanbul depuis la prise de cette ville en 1453 par Mehmet II jusqu'a nos jours (2me volume). Histoire des Juifs d'Anatolie (1er volume); les Juifs d'Izmir (Smyrne) (1ere partie). 3- Histoire des Juifs d'Anatolie (1er volume); les Juifs d'Izmir (Smyrne) (2eme partie). Histoire des Juifs d'Anatolie (2eme volume) (1ere partie). 4- Histoire des Juifs d'Anatolie (2eme volume) (2eme partie). Appendice a l'histoire des Juifs d'Anatolie. 5- Documents officiels Turcs concernant les Juifs de Turquie. Appendice a l'ouvrage Documents officiels Turcs concernant les Juifs de Turquie. Recueil de nouveaux documents inedits concernant l'histoire des Juifs de Turquie. 6- Nouveau recueil de nouveaux documents inedits concernant l'histoire des Juifs de Turquie. Encore un nouveau recueil de documents concernant l'histoire des Juifs de Turquie -etudes scientifiques. Quatrieme recueil de documents concernant les Juifs de Turquie proverbes Judeo-Espagnols. Cinquieme recueil de documents concernant les Juifs de Turquie -divers sujets Juifs. Sixieme recueil de documents concernant les Juifs de Turquie et divers sujets Juifs. 7- Septieme recueil de documents concernant les Juifs de Turquie et divers sujets Juifs. Histoire des Juifs de Rhode, Chio, Cos, etc. Appendice a l'histoire des Juifs de Rhode, Chio, Cos, etc. et fin tragique des communautes Juives de Rhodes et de Cos, oeuvre du brigandage Hitlerien. Turcs et Juifs, etudes historique, politique. 8- Turcs et Juifs, etudes historique, politique (suite). Appendice a l'ouvrage Turcs et Juifs, etudes historique, politique. Appendice a mes ouvrages Turcs et Juifs. Nouveaux documents sur Sabbetai Sevi organisation et us et coutumes de ses adeptes. Don Joseph Nassi d'apres de nouveaux documents. 9- Esther Kyra d'apres de nouveaux documents. Don Salomon Aben Yaeche Duc de Metelin. Hommes et choses Juifs Portugais en Orient. Medecins Juifs au service de la Turquie. Un chapitre inedit de l'histoire Juive: Marranes Iraniens. Le Juif dans le proverbe: Le conte et la chanson Orientaux. Abdul Hamid II et le sionisme. L'adoption des caracteres Latins dans la langue Hebraique signifie sa dislocation. La presse Judeo-Espagnol mondiale.

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Annual Reports of the Free School Society of New York 1814-1821 with a copy of their By-Laws

1418réf. WB14083New York: Collins and Co. / W. Treadwell 1814-1821. Ephemera. Very Good. A small collection 8 folding pamphlets and a loosely stitched booklet relating to the Free School Society of New York launched in 1805 to provide a primary education to children who either could not attend school during the week whose parents were too poor to afford the private schools run by individual teachers and/or whose parents were not affiliated with the religious charity schools that comprised the bulk of New York City's educational system. Begun on donations and as a subscription-based service the schools did not establish a secure footing until about 1814 right when this collection starts and their growth continued in the subsequent decades as this collection shows. It includes: consecutive Annual Reports from 1814-1821 the ninth to the sixteenth annual folding pamphlets printed where specified by Collins and Co. or Samuel Wood & Sons listing locations teacher and trustee names the progress of the curriculum and a treasurer's report. Sold with "By-Laws of the Free School Society of New-York as Revised and Adopted by the Trustees 12th Month December 1818" printed by W. Treadwell 1819. Three loosely-stitched gatherings pp. 24 unopened and untrimmed in plain wraps. Wrinkled along the edges but nice wide margins and text is unscathed. "In early nineteenth-century New York City free primary education was largely the province of church-run charity schools. For families of means there was also the option of private schools maintained by individual teachers. While these two poles covered most of the citys children some worried that certain poor youngsters were falling through the cracks. Thus in 1805 a group of residents led by Mayor DeWitt Clinton formed the New York Free School Society to establish schools open to all at no charge. The Society aimed both to educate and to inculcate the sublime truths of religion and morality contained in the Holy Scriptures in an ecumenical way. The New York legislature incorporated the group but did not provide funding so the Society depended on subscriptions by individual members. Mayor Clinton provided an inaugural gift of $200 but most donations did not exceed $25. In this way the society raised $6501 in its initial year and opened its first Free School. Gifts from Colonel Henry Rutgers a member of the State Board of Regents allowed a second school to open. In exchange for educating the children of the city almshouse the group was given another building and money for its repair. By 1814 the combination of private philanthropy and public cooperation sustained almost 800 students in free schools established by the society and the growth continued in subsequent decades" from Philanthropy Roundtable. Collins and Co. / W. Treadwell unknown

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