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The condition of the book is good.

UsedAcceptable. 1937 hardcover ed. NO DJ. Visible cracks/webbing! Noticeably worn bind & sun faded. Text is mostly clean & readable.

Oakland, Calif. Rabbi David Miller (self published) (c1930) Hardcover. Good+/NO jacket (brown cloth covers rubbed, text clean/binding tight) 8vo. Occasional illustrations & line drawings. Unknown, self published edition. 'Not for Sale' statement on front cover & title page. Book title in Hebrew on back cover. Foreword in Hebrew follows the text. English preface by Dr. Bernard Revel.

David Miller Foundation, New York. 1937. Hb. Sl. Scuffed. G.

David Miller Foundation, New York. 1937. Hb. Sl. Scuffed. G+.

David Miller Foundation, New York. 1937. Hardback. Good Condition

Slight toning, else content appears as unread and unblemished with very good +++, blue/gold gilt, cloth covered boards displaying minimal surface/edge wear, light sunning to spine. Stated In Book "This book is not for sale It is given to anyone interested in its contents." Flat signed by Rabbi Miller, Frontis page.From Foreword: Nurtured in the seats of learning in Europe, Rabbi David Miller acquired a most profound and thorough knowledge of the Torah and Talmud. As he himself wrote, "I am an authorized Rabbi, ordained by highly esteemed Jewish religious leaders, among the the great Rabbi Isaac Elchanan of Kovno. For conscientious reasons I have given up the Rabbinical profession and am working for a living as a layman,. I desire not material profit from Jewish affairs. Like the sages of old he refused to use the Torah as a "spade with which to dig." Upon his arrival in America, he was determined to earn his livelihood my manual labor. The West, with its then… Read More