Compulsory war against Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried, volume of Rabbi Mordechai Eliezer Webber's books printed in ...

Compulsory war against Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried, volume of Rabbi Mordechai Eliezer Webber's books printed in Jerusalem. Jerusalem 1885/9.

Volume of books by Rabbi Mordechai Eliezer Weber Rabbi of Ada, printed in Jerusalem.

A'. "Tmuras Todah" novelties and notes on Masechet Tamura. Jerusalem 1887. "Single Edition". 4, 34 sheets; Haskomot from the Mahril Diskin and the Rebbe Rabbi Shlomo Halberstam of Bobov.

Dry and fragile paper, tears to the title page with missing frames, tears to the edges of the pages, good condition.

B'. "Eitz Avot" on Masechet Avot, volume 2. Jerusalem 1887. "Single Edition". 2, 17 sheets; including the author's introduction and an illustration of Maarat Hamachpila.

A few stains and a few tears at the edges.

C'. "Erech Dal" on Masechet Arachin and Suguot, at the beginning a Pamphlet Midbar Kidmot speaks to the story of his immigration to Eretz Yisrael and his resume.

Jerusalem, 1885. "Single Edition." 5, 20, 1 sheets; Includes Haskamot from the Mahril Diskin and the Admor of Bobov. At the end illustration of YEeshivat Beit El.

Dry and fragile paper, tears and missing on title page and first pages, stains and some moisture stains, fair condition.

D'. "Eitz Avot" volume 1. On Agadot Masechet Arachin and Pirkei Avot. Jerusalem, 1885. 1, 19, 1 sheets; including the above-mentioned Haskomot.

Dry paper, rough tear on the cover without anything missing, a few tears on the edges, good condition.

E'. "Milchemet Chovah" "against the foes of a lurking enemy who went into battle, about the words of the Divrei Chaim, and in this pamphlet where his lies and his mistakes were revealed, for the straight to see, and withdrawn from the insulting of the angel of God.

Jerusalem, 1885. 2, 19, 1 sheets; Includes a long introduction from the author.

An entire sefer against Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried, that wrote against the words of the Divrei Chaim Metzanz, and here Rabbi Mordechai Eliezer Weber the student the Divrei Chaim replies.

"Second Edition" and for the first time with the author's name. The first edition was printed in Jerusalem 1882 anonymous of the author's name. In this edition the author writes his name on the cover and explains that he went through persecution because of the sefer, but he did not shy away.

Dry paper, tears to the edges of the page, damp stains and a few holes on the last pages, good condition.

F'. The book "Bechor Dal" on Masechet Bchorot with a booklet Kidmat Ashur. Jerusalem, 1889. 5, 23 -41 sheets; Includes letter of approval from Maharal Diskin.

Tears on margins, good condition - very good.

G. The book "Zimrat Shomayim Vearetz" commentary on Perek Shirah with the text. Jerusalem 1889. 1, 22 sheets;

Dry paper, slightly torn at edges. Condition good - very good.

Simple old binding.