An edition of The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books (1941)

The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books

Legal status of the Jews

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Guido Kisch, Guido Kisch
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An edition of The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books (1941)

The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books

Legal status of the Jews

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Language
English
Pages
184

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Subjects

Jews, Legal status, laws, Medieval Law, History

Places

Germany

Times

1096-1800
Edition Availability
Cover of: The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books
The Jewry-law of the medieval German law books: Legal status of the Jews
1941, [publisher not identified]
in English

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Edition Notes

Chiefly in English with some German and Latin.

"Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Academy for Jewish Research, vol. x, 1940."

Presented by the Dr. Ari Kiev family to the I. Edward Kiev Judaica Collection.

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
New York
Other Titles
Legal status of the Jews, Proceedings (American Academy for Jewish Research)

Classifications

Library of Congress
KK5144.M56 K57 1941

The Physical Object

Pagination
pages 99-184, 1 leaf of plates
Number of pages
184

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44468557M
OCLC/WorldCat
39119335

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