XI. Literary Treatment. [Novels.] P. Apion (532), *Laube (560). C. Meuthner. [Drama.] A. Diehl. [Essay.] P. Amyntor, Grätz. [Comic Poetry.] A. Hephep, Zeitgedichte. Calendar, Frey, *Kuhn, Lindauer, Simplex, Songbook. P. Vindex *Sanders, Capilleri, Erichson.

XII. Miscellaneous. [Trials.] A. Grumkow.

P.

Füd. Referendarius, Parl. Reports, Rodkinsohn, Sello (570). [*Curiosities.] A. Advts., Backhaus, Beta, Calendar, Cards, Directory, Gronsilliers, Illustrations, Medals, Music, Post-cards, Railway, Song-book. See Poetry XI. [Unknown and Miscellaneous.] Anders, Hetz, Brake, Enodatus, Grau, Heyse, Lippert.

C. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

I. General. A. Austriacus, Farkas, Istoczy, Lázár, Matok, Newspapers - Austria, Observator, Platter, Schnörerer, Simonyi, Stanojevic, Statutes, Wieneger; P. Baum (540), Bloch, Kohn, Jellinek, Singer, *Wertheimer. Istoczy (534), Magyar (535), Zsidokerdes (538). II. Blood Accusation. P. Blood-accusation, Blutbeschuldigung, *Christliche, Teufelskralle, Delitzsch, Duschak, Friedlander (548), Groebler (552), *Guidetti (553), Güdemann, Hamburger, Oort, Renan, Rodkinsohn, Spitzer, *Wright. A. Gebrauchen, Neofito, esp. *ROHLING. P. Bloch, Ellenberger, *Delitzsch, Fraenkel, Lippe (564), Löwy, Kayserling, Nobel. III. Tisza-Eszlar Trial. A. Esther, Morel, Donath (novel), M., Marczianyi, Onody, P. Eingabe (533), Mord, Process, Geist (550), Gladius, Herzfeld, Morell, Reuss, Schönwald, *Valbert, Times 332, 1883.

D. RUSSIA.

I. General. A. Brafmann, Basily, Brüggen, *Ragozin. Reports. P. Autoemancipation, Barine, Eismann (547),

Goldenburg, Jurisconsultus, *Lazarus, Lipschutz, Rülf, Schwabacher, Sokolow, *San Donato, Serberling. [Blood Accusation.] A. Ljutostanski. P. *Chwolson. II. Persecutions. P. Judenhetze, Persecution, *Persecution (52), Russian Atrocities, Russischen, Cox, E. Lazarus, Official Papers, 347-50, 352, Parl. Reports, Swinburne, Szinnesy. [Relief.] Comtes-Rendus, Goldman, Reports, Hugo, Rülf. [The Exodus.] Comtes Rendus, Friedländer, Moreniss. [*Curiosities.] Altlass, Campbell, Dictionary, Friemann, Poster.

E. ROUMANIA.

P.

A. Brouner, * Cressulesco, Rizu-Lambru, Rosetti. Adrian, Conventions, Question, Petition. Bassin, *Bluntschli, Canini, Kauffman, *Loeb. Offic. Papers 346, 351a. Parl. Rep., Reports. Schein (Blood-accusation).

F. FRANCE.

A. *Question juive, Newspapers-France, Renan, Weiss. P. Cleef, Hugo, Mazaroz, Newspapers, Renan, *SaintYves, Scherdlin.

G. ENGLAND.

A. See Times, 332, 1876-7, Hyndman, Laister, Period. Fortnightly, *Spectator. Esp. *SMITH, answered by P. *Adler, Eliot, Montefiore (cf. Cobbe), Schwab, Wolf. P. Fremantle, Oliphant, Salaman, Samuel. [Curiosities.] A. MacDonald, Newspapers, 331.

H. OTHER COUNTRIES.

[Denmark] Wolff. [Morocco] Offic. Papers (351b). [United States] Morais.

In all the list contains 1230 items in the following languages arranged in order of frequency: German, English,

French, Hebrew, Hungarian, Roumanian, Italian, Russian, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Danish. Of these, however, 417

are press notices tabulated under Nos. 52, 332, 335, 371b, 371c, 379a. Of the remainder 496 are pamphlets (34 being translations), of which 186 are Antisemitic, 295 Prosemitic, and 15 Conversionist. I cannot refrain from pointing out the obvious moral of these figures, that the over-eagerness of Jews to defend themselves has clearly only served to add fuel to the flames by which they were being roasted.

was.

Extensive as it is, the list, drawn up far from the centre of the conflict, is probably not complete: no bibliography ever But I trust no important utterance has been omitted, as I have been favoured by Messrs. Dulau and Co. with access to a very extensive collection of German pamphlets in their possession, while Prof. Kaufmann of Buda-Pesth has kindly favoured me with the Hungarian items to which his initial is attached. I have also received much aid from three lists in Steinschneider's Heb. Bibliog. vols. xx. and xxi., as well as from the excellent bibliographical lists of M. Isidore Loeb in the Revue des Études juives. It seemed to me worth while aiming at relative completeness, as the only notice that most of the works mentioned in this list deserve is that of being included in some such bibliography.

88, SHIRLAND GARDENS, W.,

JOSEPH JACOBS.

Aug. 1885.

THE JEWISH QUESTION,

1875-1883.

[A.

= Anti-Semitic. sionist. H. B. graphie.]

P. Pro-Semitic. C.
=
= Conver-
Steinschneider's Hebräische Biblio-

Adler, Dr. Hermann, Delegate Chief Rabbi.

1. Can Jews be Patriots? In Nineteenth Century, April, 1878, pp. 637-646.

[Answering Goldwin Smith, No. 481.]

P.

2. Jews and Judaism; a Rejoinder. In Nineteenth Century, July, 1878, pp. 133-150

[Replying to Goldwin Smith, No. 482.]

P.

3. Recent Phases of Judæophobia. In Nineteenth Century, December, 1881, pp. 813-829.

P.

[In answer to Goldwin Smith, No. 483, and calling attention to Russian outbreaks. Answered by same, No. 484.]

Adrian, General G.

4. Quelques mots sur la question Israélite en Roumanie. Paris, 1879 (Parent). 8vo. pp. 16.

Advertisements.

P.

5. Gustav Kölzsch, Juwelier, Berlin. . . . . Specialität : Antisemitische Berloques.

[At end of "Kehraus," No. 124.]

A.

6. Ferner sind durch die Expedition der Wahrheit, Berlin, C., Schlossplatz, 4, zu beziehen: Antisemitische BerloqueMedaillen 1, 2, 3. Levy, Cohen, Meyer... in Silber emaillirt: Lilly-Händschen. Züchtigungsmittel für schamlose Verleumder (Lilly Lehmann contra Davidsohn), in reinem Silber. Der so beliebte polnische Jude in höherer Stellung, stark versilbert. 3 Mark. A.

[At end of "Kehraus," No. 124; illustrations of lockets given.]