Judaism And The Typical Jew: An Address Delivered Before The Jews Of Charleston, S.c., On The Celebration Of The Centennial Anniversary Of The Birthday Of Sir Moses Montefiore At The Hasel Street Syna

This address, delivered by Cohen on the occasion of the centennial anniversary of the birth of Sir Moses Montefiore, provides fascinating insights into the practice of Judaism and the experience of being a Jew in the late 19th century. Cohen's eloquent speech pays tribute to Montefiore, an influential Jewish philanthropist and activist of his time.

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