1855 The Development of the Religious Idea in Judaism, Christianity, and Mahomedanism, Considered in Twelve Lectures on the History and Purport of Judaism, Delivered in Magdeburg, 1847

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A series of twelve lectures delivered in Magdeburg in 1847. A collection of writings advocating measures for the relief, present and future, of the Jews of Jerusalem. With commentary on antiquity and Mosaism, social morality, the teachings of the prophets, the Second Temple, and the contents of the Talmud. Written by Ludwig Philippson, a German rabbi and author. Translated by Anna Maria Goldsmid, an English benefactor and translator, who was the eldest child of Isaac Lyon Goldsmid and the sister of Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid.