Heimann Jolowicz Collection 1807-1915

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Heimann Jolowicz Collection 1807-1915

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This collection contains some personal papers and a number of printed sermons and essays by Heymann Jolowicz and others; in many cases these materialsappear to have been privately printed or printed only in a very limited run.

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