Rabbi and Priest: A Story

Rabbi and Priest: A Story

Rabbi and Priest: A StoryTowards the end of 1882, there arrived at the old Pennsylvania Railroad Depot...
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Author: Goldsmith, Milton,1861-1957
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Language: English
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Rabbi and Priest: A Story

Rabbi and Priest: A Story

$106.20 $53.07

Rabbi and Priest: A Story

$106.20 $53.07
Author: Goldsmith, Milton,1861-1957
Format: eBook
Language: English

Rabbi and Priest: A Story

Towards the end of 1882, there arrived at the old Pennsylvania Railroad Depot in Philadelphia, several hundred Russian refugees, driven from their native land by the inhuman treatment of the Muscovite Government. Among them were many intelligent people, who had been prosperous in their native land, but who were now reduced to dire want. One couple, in particular, attracted the attention of the visitors, by their intellectual appearance and air of gentility, in marked contrast to the abject condition of many of their associates. Joseph Kierson was the name of the man, and the story of his sufferings aroused the sympathy of his hearers. The man and his wife were assisted by the Relief Committee, and in a short time were in a condition to provide for themselves. The writer had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Kierson a few years later, and elicited from him a complete recital of his trials and an account of the causes of the terrible persecution which compelled such large numbers of his countrymen to flee from their once happy homes. His story forms the nucleus of the novel I now present to my readers. While adhering as closely as possible to actual names, dates and events, it does not pretend to be historically accurate. In following the fortunes of Mendel Winenki, from boyhood to old age, it endeavors to present a series of pictures portraying the character, life, and sufferings of the misunderstood and much-maligned Russian Jew. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 20756
Author: Goldsmith, Milton
Release Date: Mar 6, 2007
Format: eBook
Language: English

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