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Answer to Mr. Joshua Van Oven’s letters on the present state of the Jewish poor in London

1802 · London · Levy Alexander

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Text

Alexander, Levy. (1802). Answer to Mr. Joshua Van Oven’s letters on the present state of the Jewish poor in London. London: Levy Alexander. In: The Library of Haskala (JudaicaLink dataset haskala 2026-10-12), http://data.judaicalink.org/data/haskala/book/1959

BibTeX

@book{alexander1802,
  title     = {{Answer to Mr. Joshua Van Oven’s letters on the present state of the Jewish poor in London}},
  author    = {Alexander, Levy},
  year      = {1802},
  publisher = {{Levy Alexander}},
  address   = {{London}},
  url       = {http://data.judaicalink.org/data/haskala/book/1959},
}

RIS

TY  - BOOK
TI  - Answer to Mr. Joshua Van Oven’s letters on the present state of the Jewish poor in London
AU  - Alexander, Levy
PY  - 1802
PB  - Levy Alexander
CY  - London
LA  - English
UR  - http://data.judaicalink.org/data/haskala/book/1959
DB  - The Library of Haskala (JudaicaLink, haskala 2026-10-12)
ER  - 
In the knowledge graphJudaicaLink entity page

Type of book

Full title of book
Answer to Mr. Joshua Van Oven’s letters on the present state of the Jewish poor in London: in which some of his hasty mistakes are rectified, with a word to P. Colquhoun, Esq. on the subject of the Jews as treated in his Police of the Metropolis, with an Introductory Letter setting in a conspicuous view some of the Jewish Bye Laws as observed at present, and an exact copy of the bill now before Parliament for bettering the state of the indigent Jews. By L. Alexander
Text is presented as original
Yes

Textual and cultural sources for the book

Motto
Who steals my purse, steals trash; 'tis something, nothing;/ Twas mine; 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands;/ But he that filches from me my good name,/ Robs me of that which not enriches him,/ And makes me poor indeed.
Shakspeare [sic]

Publisher/ Printing press

Name of publisher
Levy Alexander
Year of publication as it appears in the book
1802
Place of publication as it appears in the book
London
Format of date
modern

Book structure

Number of languages
monolingual
Languages in book
English
Alignment of text
left
Typography
consecutive
Fonts
Latin
Is there a preface?
Yes
Is there an epilogue?
No
Is there a table of contents?
No
Number of pages in the book
44, 8 ע' כולל שער
Are there illustrations/diagrams?
No

Persons mentioned in book

Are there personal addresses?
No
Are there rabbinical approbations?
No
Are there recommendations?
No
Are there dedications?
No
Are there thanks?
No
Is there an appeal to sell subscriptions?
No
Is there a list of subscribers?
No
Is there a list of printers?
No
Is there a list of proofreaders?
No
Is there a list of the book's funders?
No
Is there a list of the book's sellers?
Yes
Notes

בעמוד השער:

Printed for and by the AUTHOR and sold by him at No. 40, Whitechapel Road

People mentioned in the book 1

MentioneeDescription of mentioneeLocation city of mentionee
Alexander, Levy
אלכסנדר, לוי
Book's seller

Textual models

Secondary textual models
Polemics

Topics

Topics
Emancipation

Target audience

Target audience

Target audience as described in the book
general Jewish, political authorities, general non-Jewish

Catalog numbers

Tel-Aviv University Library
933.5(42) ALE

References and bibliography

Copy of book used
עותק בתל אביב - צילום
Notes

נטלי:

IUL

ספריית תל אביב: 933.5(42) ALE

הוחלט: שייך. להעביר מספרית ההשכלה לספריה המשותפת.

קשור ל: Oven, Letters

Book producers

Formerly at haskala-library.net/books/answer-mr-joshua-van-oven’s-letters-present-state-jewish-poor-london (archived copy) · record id book007 · IRI http://data.judaicalink.org/data/haskala/book/1959