Guide to the Sermons preached by American rabbis : collection of pamphlets M2781
Gurudarshan Khalsa
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2022
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Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Sermons preached by American rabbis : collection of pamphlets
source:
Mizrahi, Israel
Identifier/Call Number: M2781
Physical Description:
.4 Linear Feet
(one manuscript storage box)
Date (inclusive): 1884-1940
A collection of pamphlets: sermons preached by American Rabbis, from 1880s through 1940s. The collection consists of 28 publications.
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Subjects and Indexing Terms
Rabbis
Sermons.
Mizrahi, Israel
Box 1, Folder 1
Pamphlets 1894-1920
1.) Shylock. M. H. Harris; Temple Israel of the City of New York. Publisher: New York : Philip Cowen, 1894.
2.) The scapegoat or sects at the open gate of brotherhood. J. Leonard Levy. Publisher: Philadelphia, Press of Geo. A. Levy,
1896.
3.) Domestic facts and figures: a Sunday lecture before Congregation Rodeph Shalom. J. Leonard Levy. Publisher: Publicity
Press, 1901.
4.) Multiple pamphlets bound in one:
a.) Shall the pulpit be free. Stephen S. Wise. Publisher New York : Bloch Publishing Company, 1908.
b.) The war and the Jewish question : or after the war, for Israel what? Stephen S. Wise. Publisher New York : Published for
the Free Synagogue by Bloch Publishing Company, 1915.
c.) Who are the Bolshevists at home and abroad? Stephen S. Wise. Publisher New York : Free Synagoue House, 1919.
d.) Henry Ford's challenge and a Jew's reply. Stephen S. Wise. Publisher New York : Free Synagogue House, 1920.
e.) The real Jewish peril or the menace of anti-Semitism to America. John Spargo. Publisher: New York : Free Synagogue House,
1920.
Box 1, Folder 2
Pamphlets 1909-1924
1.) Let the children of Israel go forward: a sermon on some aspects of Judaism in America: delivered in Temple Emanu-El of
New York City, April 18th 1909. Sol Foster, Jr. Publisher: [Newark, New Jersey], [1909].
2.) Jewish colonization: address delivered before the members of the Lawndale Club of Chicago, 1911.
3.) Rabbi's message: address delivered at the annual meeting of Congregation Beth Israel, Meridian, Mississippi, on Sunday,
February 2, 1913. Max Raisin. Publisher: Meridian, Mississippi: Congregation Beth Israel, [1913].
4.) Reconstruction: New Year's sermon delivered at Temple Israel of Harlem, September 7, 1918. Maurice H. Harris. Publisher:
[New York], [1918]
5.) A sermon: think-tank-help. Jacob H. Kaplan. Publisher: Cincinnati, 1919.
6.) multiple pamphlets bound in one:
a.) An address: at the fifteenth anniversary celebration of Free Synagogue, New York, April 1922. Emil Gustav Hirsch, Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Publisher: [New York]: [Jewish Institute of Religion], [1922].
b.) Addresses at a dinner and reception at the home of Adolph Lewisohn in honor of Ismar Elbogen and Felix Perles. Arthur
Cushman McGiffert; Mordecai Menahem Kaplan; George Foot Moore; Daniel P. Hays; Stephen S. Wise. Publisher: New York: Jewish
Institute of Religion, 1922.
7.) The world's salvation: a New Year sermon. Heart, mouth and hand, Kol Nidre sermon... Max Heller. Publisher: [New Orleans],
[1923].
8.) Address on Abraham Lincoln: address... delivered on Lincoln Day celebration in the synagogue of Washington Heights congregation,
February 12, 1924. Emanuel Hertz. Publisher: Washington, D.C., GPO, 1924.
Box 1, Folder 3
Pamphlets 1895-1940
1.) Multiple pamphlets bound in one:
a.) The religion of a business man: [an address delivered at the session of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, St.
Louis, Missouri, January 19, 1925]. Abram Simon. Publisher: Washington D.C., Washington Hebrew Congregation, 1925.
b.) The child as bread-winner: discourse delivered at Temple Oheb Shalom. William Rosenau. Publisher: Baltimore, 1912.
2.) Synagogue melodies for the High Holy Days. Israel Goldfarb, Samuel E. Goldfarb. Publisher: Brooklyn, New York: [publisher
not identified], 1926.
3.) Judaism's message to the world. Morris S. Lazaron. Publisher: New Orleans, 1937.
4.) The enemies within: a Sabbath sermon. Samuel Harry Goldenson. Publisher: New York, 1937.
5.) Can we achieve Jewish unity by a referendum? A sermon... May 28, 1938. Henry George. Publisher: New York : The Robert
Schalkenbach Foundation, [1940?].
6.) The hour calls for realism plus vision: presidential message. Israel Goldstein. Publisher: New York : Jewish National
Fund of American, [1939?].
7.) Multiple pamphlets bound in one:
a.) Jesus of Nazareth.. from a modern Jewish viewpoint: [address delivered at Sabbath eve service... December 22 1939 at]
Temple Emanuel. Abraham L. Feinberg. Publisher: Denver, Colorado, [1940?].
b.) The Jewish pulpit: sermons delivered by Rabbi Louis Grossmann D.D. Temple Beth El, Detroit. Publisher: Detroit : Franklin
Press, 1895.
8.) New Year's message: of the president Rabbi Emil W. Leipziger to the members of the Central Conference of American Rabbis.
Emil W. Leipziger. 1940.
9.) Moses: a lecture, first delivered in May 1878. Henry George. Publisher: New York : The Robert Schalkenbach Foundation,
[1940?].