Anglo-Judaic pamphlets from the Jewish Theological Seminary

Anglo-Judaic pamphlets from the Jewish Theological Seminary

by Jewish Theological Seminary of America

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"A collection of about 450 selected pamphlets from the Israel Solomons Collection. It includes works by Manasseh ben Israel, David Nieto, Baron Macaulay, Antonio Canovas, David Levi, William Arnall, Sir Francis Goldsmid, Franciso de Faria, Daniel Defoe, etc. Several pamphlets deal with the Jewish Nationalization Act of 1753. A few are dramatic works. The pamphlets are primarily in English. Several are in other languages including Portuguese and Spanish. They range in date primarily from the early 17th through the mid-19th centuries"--The Library of Congress Guide to the Microform Collections in the Humanities and Social Sciences Division, online version.

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