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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Slight wear.

Hardcover. 1st thus. Sbornik Taina Izrailia / primechaniia V.F. Boikova sostavlenie. 998, [2] p.: 10 portraits; 23 cm. -- Text entirely in Russian. Contents: Dostoevskii, Fedor Mihailovich 1821-1881. Dnevnik pisatelia za 1877 g.: glava 2-3, p. 7-29 -- Solov'ev, Vladimir Sergeevich 1853-1900. Evreistvo i khristianskii vopros; Novozavetnyi Izrail', 1885; Protest protiv antisemiticheskogo dvizheniia v pechati, 1885; Pis'mo k <knige F.B. Getsa "Slovo podsudimomy!") [Gets, Faivel' Bentselevich (Getz, Feivel Meir) 1853-1932] 1891, p. 31-103 -- Rozanov, Vasilii Vasil'evich 1856-1919. Iudaism, 1903, p. 105-227; Iudeiskaia tainopis' + 8 shorter works, p. 228-299 -- Merezhkovskii, Dmitrii Sergeevich 1866-1943. Evreiskii vopros kak Russkii, 1915, p. 301-303 -- Ivanov, Viacheslav Ivanovich 1866-1949. K ideologii evpeiskogo voprosa, 1915, p. 305-307 -- Berdiaev, Nikolaj Aleksandrovich 1874-1948. Sud'ba evpeistva, 1923; Khristianstvo i antisemitizm, 1943, p. 309-342 -- Bulgakov, Sergej Nikolaevich 1871-1944. Sion, 1915; Sud'ba Izrailia kak krest Bogomateri, 1941; Rasizm i khristianstvo, 1941-42, p. 345-406 -- Karsavin, Lev Platonovich 1882-1952. Rossiia i evpei, 1928, p. 407-431 -- Zen'kovskii, Vasilii Vasilevich 1881-1962. Na temy istoriosofii, 1939, p. 433-446 -- Fedotov, Georgii Petrovich 1886-1951. Novoe na staruiu temu, 1940, p. 448-458 -- Prilozhenie: Otvet L.P. Karsavinu / A.S. Shteinberg, 1927, p. 460-467; Sud'by evreiskogo naroda / M.O. Gershenson, 1927, p. 468-496 -- Primechaniia, p. 497-499 -- Oglavlenie, p. 500. VG in original gray boards. An unread copy. …

First edition in English, limited issue, number 35 of 750 copies. Inscribed by novelist and translator Sydney Schiff, using his pseudonym Stephen Hudson to fellow translator Edwin Muir, on the second blank, "Edwin Muir, from S. S. (Stephen Hudson) Jan. 1. 30". This is an important association between three friends and contemporary translators: Schiff, the translator of Proust, Muir, working on translating Kafka at the time of the inscription, and Koteliansky, a key figure in the transmission of Russian literature to an Anglophone audience. This copy has a continued association by way of the ownership inscription of Russian translator and scholar Mary Barbara Zeldin, dated December 1964, on the front free endpaper. Zeldin worked in the department of Philosophy and Religion at Hollins College, translated a number of key Russian philosophers, and co-edited Russian Philosophy, which discusses this work in 1965. This work was first published in Russian in 1913. Octavo. Original green cloth over bevelled boards, titles to spine in gilt, top edge gilt, others untrimmed. With the ownership inscription of novelist David Plante to the front free endpaper. Slight rubbing to extremities, a couple of faint marks to cloth, contents toned; a very good, fresh, copy.…