- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2I — Introduction
- 3II — The Judeo-german Language
- 4III — Folklore
- 5IV — The Folksong
- 6V — Printed Popular Poetry
- 7VI — Other Aspects Of Poetry Before The Eighties
- 8VII — Poetry Since The Eighties In Russia
- 9VIII — Poetry Since The Eighties In America
- 10IX — Prose Writers From 1817-1863
- 11X — Prose Writers From 1863-1881: Abramowitsch
- 12XI — Prose Writers From 1863-1881: Linetzki, Dick
- 13XII — Prose Writers Since 1881: Spektor
- 14XIII — Prose Writers Since 1881: Rabinowitsch, Perez
- 15XIV — Prose Writers Since 1881: In America
- 16XV — The Jewish Theatre
- 17XVI — Other Aspects Of Literature
- 18Chrestomathy
- 19II — Ecclesiastes — (Chap. I. 1-11)
- 20III III. Daiges Nāch Dem Tōdt — (‘Mescholim,’ etc., P. 225)
- 21IV IV. der Elender Sucht die Ruhe — (‘Makel Noam,’ Vol. I. pp. 71-75)
- 22Vv. Diwree Chochmo — (‘Saeefer Musser Haskel,’ pp. 22, 23)
- 23Vivi. Die Stiefmutter — (‘Jüdische Lieder,’ pp. 40-43)
- 24VII VII. die Mume Sosje — (‘Die Jüdene,’ pp. 65-67)
- 25VIII VIII. Semer Le-Ssimchas Tōre — (‘Ssichas Chulin,’ pp. 30-34)
- 26IX IX. die Klatsche — (‘Die Klatsche,’ Odessa, 1889, pp. 17-20)
- 27XX — Tunejadewke — (‘Binjāmin ha-Schlischi,’ pp. 6-9)
- 28XI XI. A Harter Bissen — (Hausfreund, Vol. II. pp. 22-25)
- 29XII XII. Stempenju’s Fiedele — (‘Stempenju,’ pp. 8-10)
- 30XIII XIII. der Talmud — (Jüdische Volksbibliothēk, Vol. II. pp. 195…
- 31XIV XIV. Dās Jüdische Kind — (Hausfreund, P. 44)
- 32XV XV. der Adeliger Kāter — (Emeth, Vol. I. P. 62)
- 33XVI XVI. Jonkiper — (Hausfreund, Vol. II. pp. 88-91)
- 34XVII XVII. Auf’n Busen Vun Jam — (‘Songs From the Ghetto,’ pp. 70-76)
- 35XVIII XVIII. Bonzje Schweig’ — (Literatur Un’ Leben, pp. 11-22)
- 36I — Appendix — Bibliography
- 37I — Appendix — Bibliography
- 38II — Appendix — Names of Authors and Their Pseudonyms
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