British translator, primarily of the Yiddish, and writer
Works edit
- Translations in Verse (1911) (external scan)
- Russian Flashlights (1911) (external scan), by Jaakoff Prelooker
- Yiddish Tales (1912) (external scan)
- With Rose Pastor Stokes, Songs of Labor, and Other Poems (1914) (external scan), by Morris Rosenfeld
Contributions to The Jewish Quarterly Review edit
- “The Golden Key,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “A Fantasy,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “My Epitaph,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “The Grave of Moses Our Teacher,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “A Leaflet of Confessions,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “One of the Best,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Simchas-Torah,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Two Pictures,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Hot and Cold,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Sand and Stars,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “The Fiddle,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Stolen,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Spring Songs,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Summer Songs,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Autumn Songs,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “For the Sin of… Grant Us Forgiveness!,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Three Friends,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “Nature,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “The Jewish Child,” in Volume 14, Number 3 (1902)
- “The Jewish May,” in Volume 15, Number 1 (1902)
- “Simchas-Torah,” in Volume 15, Number 2, with Alice Lucas (1903)
- “’Al Shechitah,” in Volume 19, Number 1 (1906)
- “H. N. Byàlik and His Poems,” in Volume 19, Number 3 (1907)
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1929.
This author died in 1954, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 69 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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