Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of stories by Judah Leib Gordon, a leading figure of Jewish Enlightenment, provides a glimpse into the lives of Jews living in the Pale of Settlement during the late nineteenth century. With their insightful commentary on Jewish life and culture, Gordon's stories are an important contribution to the literature of the period.
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