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Songs of labor and other poems

Title
Songs of labor and other poems / by Morris Rosenfeld ; translated from the Yiddish by Rose Pastor Stokes and Helena Frank.
Author
Rosenfeld, Morris, 1862-1923.
Publication
Boston : R. G. Badger, [1914]

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Additional Authors
  • Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1879-1933.
  • Frank, Helena.
  • Lilien, Ephraim Mose, 1874-1925.
Description
75 p. : front.; 21 cm.
Summary
A volume of proletarian poems, also including love poems and poems about Jewish holidays, the evanescence of youth, and the need for a Jewish homeland.
Subjects
Genre/Form
Yiddish poetry – Translations into English.
Note
  • With frontispiece woodcut illustration depicting Jewish tailor at sewing machine, with bat-winged, naked, opium-smoking boss hovering behind him; illustration signed "Lilien" [Ephraim Mose Lilien].
Access (note)
  • Berg Collection is restricted access;
Biography (note)
  • Morris Rosenfeld, born Moshe Jacob Alter in Boksha (a town in Russian Poland), was a Yiddish poet who settled in New York in 1886.
  • Rose Pastor Stokes was a Socialist activist, suffragist, and birth control advocate.
Binding (note)
  • Issued in boards covered in black paper, with printed label bearing title, author's name, and translation statement affixed to front cover, and printed label with title and author's name affixed to beige, buckram spine.
Call Number
*PTN (Rosenfeld, M. Songs of labor and other poems)
LCCN
15005331
OCLC
2292655
Author
Rosenfeld, Morris, 1862-1923.
Title
Songs of labor and other poems / by Morris Rosenfeld ; translated from the Yiddish by Rose Pastor Stokes and Helena Frank.
Imprint
Boston : R. G. Badger, [1914]
Access
Berg Collection is restricted access; request permission from holding division.
Biography
Morris Rosenfeld, born Moshe Jacob Alter in Boksha (a town in Russian Poland), was a Yiddish poet who settled in New York in 1886.
Rose Pastor Stokes was a Socialist activist, suffragist, and birth control advocate.
Binding
Issued in boards covered in black paper, with printed label bearing title, author's name, and translation statement affixed to front cover, and printed label with title and author's name affixed to beige, buckram spine.
Local Note
Berg Collection copy inscribed in black pen on first flyleaf, recto, to Estelle Sweet by Rose Pastor Stokes. Inscription is dated "Feb. 1919."
Berg Collection copy with Stokes' mark in the left-hand margin of the poem "Want and I" (p. 33).
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Added Author
Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1879-1933. Translator
Frank, Helena. Translator
Lilien, Ephraim Mose, 1874-1925. Illustrator
Stokes, Rose Pastor, 1879-1933. Inscriber
Sweet, Estelle. Former owner
Research Call Number
*PTN (Rosenfeld, M. Songs of labor and other poems)
Berg Coll Rosenfeld S66 1914
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