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Pinḥas ben Shemuʼel, Sefer Midrash Pinḥas
London: Daṿid b.R. Mordekhai ha-Leṿi, 1795.
Pinḥas ben Shemuʼel, an itinerant rabbi in London and later in Plymouth published his sermons in a book called Sefer Midrash Pinḥas. The list of subscribers, most of whom belonged to the Great Synagogue, is included in the book and provides an important source on eighteenth-century Anglo-Jewry. The names are arranged according to synagogues.
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