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CHAPTER XIV

COMPULSORY ENLIGHTENMENT AND INCREASED OPPRESSION

(pp. 46-87)

Dubnow, "Historical Communications," _Voskhod_, 1901, Books 4-5 (dealing with the work of the committee of 1840).

Georgievski, Doklad po voprosu ob obrazovaniyi yevreyev ("Report on the Question of Educating the Jews"), St. Petersburg, 1886. Not published [R].

Morgulis, Voprosy yevreyskoy zhizni ("Problems of Jewish Life"), St. Petersburg, 1889, pp. 33 _et seq._ [R].

Mandelstamm, Hazon la-Mo'ed ("A Vision for the Appointed Time"), Vienna, 1877. Part II [H].

_Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums_, 1842-1848, articles describing Lilienthal's mission.

Scheinhaus, Ein deutscher Pioneer (on Lilienthal's mission), Berlin, 1911.

Tzinberg, "Levinsohn and his Time," _Yevr. St._, 1910, pp. 520 _et seq._ Comp. _ibid._, 1912, p. 91.

Levanda, Sbornik zakonov, Nos. 462, 475, 509-510, 575.

Die Juden in Russland, Hamburg, 1844.

Lerner, Yevreyi v Novorossiyi ("The Jews in New Russia"), Odessa, 1901, pp. 46 _et seq._ [R].

Loewe, Diaries of Sir Moses Montefiore, London, 1890. Hebrew edition, Warsaw, 1899.

Ginzburg, "A Forerunner of Baron Hirsch" (on Altaras), _Voskhod_, 1897, Book XI.

Leket Amarim ("Collection of Essays"), edited _Ha-Melitz_, St. Petersburg, 1889, pp. 81 _et seq._

Nikitin, Yevreyi zemledyeltzy ("Jews as Agriculturists"), St. Petersburg, 1887, pp. 103 _et seq._ [R].

Spravka k dokladu po yevreyskomu voprosu ("Inquiry in connection with the Report on the Jewish Question"). Part V: The Ritual Murder Trials, edited by the United Societies of the Nobility, St. Petersburg, 1912 [R].

A memorandum on the Velizh case by the Senate. Not published.

Hessen, Velizhskaya Drama ("The Drama of Velizh"), St. Petersburg, 1905 [R].

Ryvkin, "The Velizh Case as reflected in local legends," _Perezhytoye_, vol. III, St. Petersburg, 1911 [R].

Dubnow's articles on Velizh, _Luah Ahiasaf_, 1895-1896; on Novaya Ushitza, _Perezhytoye_, vol. I (1909); on Mstislavl, _Voskhod_, 1899, Book 9.

Hessen, "The Mstislavl Disturbances," _Perezhytoye_, vol. II.

An-ski, "Some of the Legends Connected with the Mstislavl Incident," _ibid._