Remember the days : essays on Anglo-Jewish history presented to Cecil Roth by members of the Council of the Jewish Historical Society of England / edited by John M. Shaftesley.

London : Jewish Historical Society of England, 1966.

xii, 404 pages, 8 plates (facsims.) : frontispiece, tables ; 23 cm

Law and everyday life in the Hebrew kingdoms and twelfth-century England, by A.S. Diamond.--Hebrew books and 'Judaica' in mediaeval Oxford and Cambridge, by R. Loewe.--The Roth 'Hake' manuscript, by V.D. Lipman.--The travels of Moses Cassuto, by R. Barnett.--The Jews in English foreign trade--a consideration of the 'Philo Patriae' pamphlets of 1753, by E.R. Samuel.--'Sefer Giddul Banim': an anonymous Judaeo-German tract on the education of children, printed in London in 1771, by S. Stein.--The Jews of the Parish of St. James, Duke's Place, in the City of London, by A. Rubens.--Forerunners of Zionism in the Victorian era, by N. Bentwich and J.M. Shaftesley.--Hermann Adler, Yeshivah Bahur, Prague, 1860-1862, by A. Schischa.--Arthur Cohen, Q. C. (1829-1914), by I. Finestein.--A remarkable family: the Palgraves, by L. Edwards.--The Mocatta Library, by J.W. Scott.--Anglo-Jewish Hagadot: a bibliography, by R.P. Lehmann.--A bibliography of the writings of Cecil Roth, by O.K. Rabinowicz.

Bibliography: p. 333-387