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1897SIGNED BY MAX SIMON NORDAU (1849-1923), the renowned Zionist leader, physician, author, social critic, co-founder with Theodor Herzl of the Zionist Organization in Basel, and president of several Zionist congresses. This book is a rare French translation of his social and philosophical critique written in German in 1883 - Die conventionellen Lügen der Kulturmenschheit [The Conventional Lies of Our Civilization], in which he shows what he believes to be the essential falsity of some of the social, ethical and religious standards of modern civilization. Nordau's dedication is written in French and dated 1896, Paris. 230x150 mm. X+354 pages. Quarter-cloth marbled Hardcover with gilt spine [Contains original front and rear softcover]. Cover slightly rubbed. Cover and spine edges slightly worn. Small Ex-Libris on front inner cover. Pages yellowing. [SUMMARY]: This rare French edition of Max Nordau's critique, signed by author, is in good condition.
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18431st edition. Period half leather binding over marbled boards, 12mo, [115] + [22] leaves. 17 cm. In Hebrew. Sefer Zikaron li-vene Yisra'el is by Avraham Mizrahi and Sefer Shohate ha-yeladim is by Israel ben Moses Najara. SUBJECT (S) : Shehitah. Jews -- Dietary laws. Judaism -- India -- Kolkata. OCLC: 49543377. Some wear to binding, especially at spine, a few pages trimmed close, paper remains bright and beautiful, an excellent copy. KH-8-53-BX
1824Period boards. 8vo. 72 pages; 18 cm. In Hebrew. Vinograd, Lissa #1. The title translates to Praise to the Righteous. A very early edition of this work and the first Hebrew publication in Lissa (Vinograd) . Rabbi Luzzatto (1706-1746) is often thought of as a great rabbinic scholar, kabbalist, and intellectual, though this work attests to his literary and poetic abilities. One of two pivotal literary works of the 19th century Haskalah, the other being Wessely's Shirei tif'eret. Luzzatto drew from secular Italian poetic dramas while mixing in his mastery of the Hebrew language. It was written on the occasion of the wedding of his friend and pupil Jacob di Gavis. (Abramson, Encyclopedia of Modern Jewish Culture) . SUBJECTS: Haskalah Hebrew poetry. OCLC lists 5 copies worldwide (Yale, Amsterdam, Kassel, HUC, JTS) . CD 000175365. Minor shelfwear. Very Good Condition. An outstanding copy. (HEB-50-18)
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1897Hardcover in good condition. No jacket. Ex-library. Xvii, 332 pages. Boards and spine are stained and faded. Title plate on spine is tanned and faded. Leading corners and spine ends are bumped and worn. Pen and stamp on front pastedown. Rough-cut pages are foxed. Light creases throughout pages. Penned marginalia and underlining on some pages. Volume is cocked but binding remains intact. Text remains legible throughout. HCW Used
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