A single-page (9" x 7") draft manuscript written on both sides, numbered 337 and 338. The manuscript, possibly dating to circa 1840, is titled "The Sameness of Jewish Canon in early times." It contains numerous corrections and notes, suggesting it may be a study manuscript rather than a direct copy. A note in a different hand on the top left corner identifies it as the writing of Moses Stuart.
Subject: Biblical exegesis
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Two-volume first edition of George Bush's commentary on the Book of Exodus. Published in 1841 by Gould & Newman in Andover and Dayton & Saxton in New York City. George Bush was a professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature at New York City University and considered one of the foremost Hebraic scholars of his time. The book includes critical and practical notes on the text.
This book contains critical and practical notes on the Books of Joshua and Judges. Authored by George Bush, a professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature at New York City University, it was published by E. French at 146 Nassau Street in 1838. Bush was considered one of the foremost Hebraic scholars of his time.
This book presents a new translation of the Song of Songs, attributed to Solomon, along with a commentary and notes by Thomas Williams. Published in Philadelphia by William W. Woodward in 1803, this edition offers a scholarly interpretation of this biblical text.