Subject: English language

This book, published in London in 1848, provides a Hebrew and English vocabulary based on selections from daily Jewish prayers. Intended for use in schools and by young learners, it was compiled by Sabato Morais and Abigail Lindo. The book was printed by S. Solomon at 16 Bevis Marks, London. OCLC lists 8 copies of this edition.

This book, published in 1802 in New York by Judah, N., is the third part of Noah Webster Jr.'s "A Grammatical Institute of the English Language." It contains lessons designed to improve the reading and speaking skills of youth, including rules of elocution and guidance on expressing emotions. The book aims to refine the minds and tastes of young learners.

A children's book published by the Hebrew Publishing Company in New York City in 1914. The book is bilingual, in English and Hebrew, and features illustrations. Ruth Engel inscribed the book with the message: "If this book gets off its track give it a kick; and send it back." The date of inscription is February 23, 1914. The book's condition is described as "graet crude".

Children's book published by the Hebrew Publishing Company of New York City, located at 122-128 Leonard Street. The book features crude illustrations and text in both English and Hebrew. It was found in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Publication date is estimated as 1902 based on the metadata.

Children's book published in New York City by the Hebrew Publishing Company in 1932. The book contains text in both English and Hebrew, accompanied by illustrations.

A manuscript draft of a sermon written in English and Hebrew. The author is unknown, but the document was found among papers associated with Isaac Leeser. The manuscript dates from the mid-to-late 1800s.

Hebrew-English calendar and reference book for the year 5698 (1937-1938). Published in pamphlet form by the C.F. Mueller Company (a noodle company). Contains advertisements for Mueller's products in Yiddish.

This manuscript comprises twenty-one handwritten pages, with sixteen bound in a handmade booklet (approx. 3" x 7.5") and five on three loose leaves (approx. 4" x 6.5"). It features selected Hebrew words and their English translations, progressing methodically through Genesis Chapters 11 to 40. Each chapter's translations are dated, starting November 12, 1805, for Chapter 11, and concluding in June 1806, for Chapter 40. The entries vary in length, from one to over fifty translated words or phrases per chapter, with no apparent repetition or narrative focus. The handwriting is clear and consistent throughout, presented in neat columns. The paper shows signs of age typical of the early 19th century.

A pamphlet containing questions and answers in both English and Yiddish. The exact date of publication is unknown; however, based on contextual information, the publication date is estimated to be around 1900. The pamphlet was found in Ms. Coll. 1410, Box 8, Folder 16.

This book contains the prayers of Israel with an accompanying English translation. Published by S.B. Gusdorfer and printed by J. Sommer, this copy is inscribed to Mr. C. Ruben of the Society of Concord in Syracuse, NY. The publication date is likely 1881, based on the inscription.

Book containing "The Proverbs of Solomon" in Hebrew, English, and German. Published in 1870. Benjamin Szold, Rabbi of Oheb Shalom, is mentioned in relation to this book.