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Lot #
4921
Auction End Date
6/25/2003 12:22:00 PM (mm/dd/yyyy)
Title Information
Title (English)
Praise
Title (Hebrew)
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Author
[Liturgy] R. Izak Goller
City
Liverpool
Publisher
T. Lyon
Publication Date
1925
Collection Information
Independent Item
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Description Information
Physical
Description
[8] f. plus wrapper., 8 vo., 180:124 mm., light browning, seal on rear wrapper.
Paragraph 1
Only edition.
Detailed
Description
In aid of Jewish National Fund and Women's Welfare Fund Bazzar, November 1925.
Paragraph 2
Izak Goller (1891–1939), English author and rabbi. Born in Lithuania, Goller was taken to England as a child. He served congregations in Manchester, London, and finally the Hope Place Synagogue in Liverpool, where his advanced social views and outspoken addresses led to his dismissal in 1926. With characteristic defiance, Goller thereupon reestablished himself in the Young Israel (Zionist) Synagogue in Liverpool. His verse collection, The Passionate Jew and Cobbles of the God-Road (1923), violently denounced the atrocities committed against the Jews of Eastern Europe after World War I. It was followed by A Jew Speaks! (1926), a book of poetry and prose which, like many of Goller's subsequent publications, was illustrated with the author's original "cartoons." Goller's novel, The Five Books of Mr. Moses (1929), was dramatized as Cohen and Son (1937), a Jewish mystery play in "three acts, ten scenes, and a melody," and first performed in London in 1932. Other plays on Jewish themes were Judah and Tamar, Modin Women, and A Purim Night's Dream (all in 1931), and The Scroll of Lot's Wife (1937). A statement of his faith as a Jew was contained in First Chapter—A Summary of the History of My People from Abraham of Ur to Herzl of Budapest (1936).
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Enc. Jud.
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Listing Classification
Period
20th Century:
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Location
England:
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Subject
Liturgy:
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Characteristic
First Editions:
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Language:
English
Manuscript Type
Kind of Judaica