Remember the days ; essays on Anglo-Jewish history presented to Cecil Roth by members of the Council of the Jewish Historical Society of England / edited by John M. Shaftesley.
1966
Available at Open stacks - small
Formats
| Format | |
|---|---|
| BibTeX | |
| MARCXML | |
| TextMARC | |
| MARC | |
| DublinCore | |
| EndNote | |
| NLM | |
| RefWorks | |
| RIS | |
Title
Remember the days ; essays on Anglo-Jewish history presented to Cecil Roth by members of the Council of the Jewish Historical Society of England / edited by John M. Shaftesley.
Created/published
London : Jewish Historical Society of England, 1966.
Description
xii, 404 p. : front., 8 plates (facsims.), tables ; 23 cm
Note
Edited by John M. Shaftesley.
Bibliography, etc.
Bibliography: p. 333-387.
A bibliography of the writings of Cecil Roth: p. 351-387.
A bibliography of the writings of Cecil Roth: p. 351-387.
Contents
Law and everyday life in the Hebrew kingdoms and twelfth-century England, by A. S. Diamond.
Hebrew books and 'Judaica' in mediaeval Oxford and Cambridge, by R. Loewe.
The Roth 'Hake' manuscript, by V. D. Lipman.
The travels of Moses Cassuto, by R. Barnett.
The Jews in English foreign trade
a consideration of the 'Philo Patriae' pamphlets of 1753, by E. R. Samuel.
'Sefer Giddul Banim': an anonymous Judaeo-German tract on the education of children, printed in London in 1771, by S. Stein.
The Jews of the Parish of St. James, Duke's Place, in the City of London, by A. Rubens.
Forerunners of Zionism in the Victorian era, by N. Bentwich and J. M. Shaftesley.
Hermann Adler, Yeshivah Bahur, Prague, 1860-1862, by A. Schischa.
Arthur Cohen, Q. C. (1829-1914), by I. Finestein.
A remarkable family: the Palgraves, by L. Edwards.
The Mocatta Library, by J. W. Scott.
Anglo-Jewish Hagadot: a bibliography, by R. P. Lehmann.
A bibliography of the writings of Cecil Roth, by O. K. Rabinowicz.
Hebrew books and 'Judaica' in mediaeval Oxford and Cambridge, by R. Loewe.
The Roth 'Hake' manuscript, by V. D. Lipman.
The travels of Moses Cassuto, by R. Barnett.
The Jews in English foreign trade
a consideration of the 'Philo Patriae' pamphlets of 1753, by E. R. Samuel.
'Sefer Giddul Banim': an anonymous Judaeo-German tract on the education of children, printed in London in 1771, by S. Stein.
The Jews of the Parish of St. James, Duke's Place, in the City of London, by A. Rubens.
Forerunners of Zionism in the Victorian era, by N. Bentwich and J. M. Shaftesley.
Hermann Adler, Yeshivah Bahur, Prague, 1860-1862, by A. Schischa.
Arthur Cohen, Q. C. (1829-1914), by I. Finestein.
A remarkable family: the Palgraves, by L. Edwards.
The Mocatta Library, by J. W. Scott.
Anglo-Jewish Hagadot: a bibliography, by R. P. Lehmann.
A bibliography of the writings of Cecil Roth, by O. K. Rabinowicz.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
DS135.E5 R4