Friedman, Aaron Zebi. Tub Taam or a Vindication of the Jewish Mode of Slaughtering Animals for Food Called Shechitah. Translated from the Hebrew by Laemlein Buttenwieser.
AUCTION 35 |
Tuesday, November 21st,
2006 at 1:00
Books, Manuscripts, Graphic & Ceremonial Art
Lot 28
(AMERICAN JUDAICA)
Friedman, Aaron Zebi. Tub Taam or a Vindication of the Jewish Mode of Slaughtering Animals for Food Called Shechitah. Translated from the Hebrew by Laemlein Buttenwieser.
New York: Philip Cowen for Bloch 1904
Est: $400 - $600
PRICE REALIZED $300
Aaron Tzvi Friedman (1822-76), a shochet, or ritual slaughter in New York City, responds to the charge by Henry Bergh, President of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, that shechitah is inhumane.“According to a family legend, the English translation of this work convinced President Ulysses S. Grant to eat only kosher meat.” See Y. Goldman, Hebrew Printing in America, number 1092.