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Auction 47 · Lot 91
Haga, Uziel of Boston. Sepher Habrith Hachadash im Hanahar Sambatyon Bemedinath China [on the life and customs of the Jews of China]
- Estimate
- $200–$300
- Hammer price
- $150
Historical auction record. Hammer prices exclude buyer’s premium and taxes.
author
(CHINA)
printer
M. Zederbaum
Place
Pietrokov
Publication
1911
summary
Following a petition to American President McKinley for a permit to tour China to research the roots and customs of the Chinese Jews, Uziel Haga accompanied the U.S. Armed Forces on an expedition in 1901. Haga present here a comprehensive description of Chinese life and customs, including a prayer for recitation during the Seven Days of Mourning. The Author maintained that the Jews of Kaifeng in Hunan Province are descendants of the exiled Ten Lost Tribes - most particularly, the Tribe of Asher. Ultimately, Haga was suspected of espionage and was imprisoned by the Boxers where he died after suffering torture
pp. 56. Lightly browned. Unbound. 8vo
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