Jewish History, Vol. 9, No. 1, Spring 1995 through Vol. 10., No. 2, Fall 1996. (Four Issues),

Octavo, blue cloth with white lettering, 132, 130, 7, 129, 7, 150, 6 pp. Original wraps bound in. In English with Hebrew language abstracts of the articles. Articles in 9: 1 are " Jewish history and gentile memory: The expulsion of 1492," Edward Peters, "At the crossroad between traditionalism and americanism: Nineteenth-century philanthropic attitudes of American Jews toward Palestine," Ofer Shiff, "Not a small number of notables": The geographical and occupational structure of the central verein membership during its first years," Jacob Borut, "The IZL Delegation in the USA 1939–1948: Anatomy of an ethnic interest/protest group," Judith Tydor Baumel, "American volunteers in illegal immigration to Palestine, 1946–1948," Aviva Halamish, "Beyond barcelona," Ora Limor.Articles in 9:2 are " More on Schalit's changing Josephus: The lost first stage," Daniel R. Schwartz, "Historical reality and psychological truth," Henri Zukier, "Of miracles and events past: Mendelssohn on history," Edward Breuer, "Carl scholl, Gustav Struve, and the problematics of philosemitism in 1840s Germany: Radical Christian dissent and the reform Jewish response," Dagmar Herzog, "German Jewish identity in the Kaiserreich: Observations and methodological Considerations," Keith H. Pickus, "Adolf Stoecker: Anti-Semite with a Christian mission," D. A. Jeremy Telman, "Robert Bonfil: A "modern" historian's moral imperative," Anthony Molho.Articles in 10:1 are " The temple scroll, toilet practices, and the essenes," Albert I. Baumgarten, "Concepts of periodization and causality in Talmudic literature," Isaiah Gafni, "Coping with the value of thepidyon ha'ben payment in rabbinic literature — An example of a social change process," Nissan Rubin, "Struggle for legitimacy: The Orthodox rabbinate in mid-nineteenth century America," Moshe D. Sherman, "Death and the nation: Ritual murder as political discourse in the Czech lands," Hillel J. Kieval, "Zionism and its religious critics in fin-de-siècle Vienna," Robert S. Wistrich.Articles in 10:2 are " Disraeli, the rothschilds, and anti-Semitism," R. W. Davis, "Benjamin Disraeli and the myth of Sephardi superiority," Todd M. Endelman, ""Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin": Jewish perspectives in Disraeli's fiction," Daniel R. Schwarz, "Muscular Jews: Young England, gender and Jewishness in Disraeli's "political trilogy"," Nadia Valman, ""Ben JuJu": Representations of Disraeli's Jewishness in the victorian political cartoon," Anthony S. Wohl.…