About Frederick de Sola Mendes
Lived 1850 – 1927 (aged 76–77). Frederick de Sola Mendes was a rabbi.
Frederick de Sola Mendes (July 8, 1850 – October 26, 1927) was a rabbi, author, and editor.
He also translated Jewish Family Papers: Letters of a Missionary, by "Gustav Meinhardt" (William Herzberg).
Of his publications the following may be mentioned: Child's First Bible; Outlines of Bible History; and Defense not Defiance.
He contributed also the article on the "Jews" to Johnson's Encyclopedia.
In 1903, he became for a time editor of The Menorah, a monthly magazine.
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Who was Frederick de Sola Mendes?
rabbi (1850–1927)
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Frederick de Sola Mendes was born on 8 July 1850 in Montego Bay.
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Frederick de Sola Mendes died in 1927.
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Frederick de Sola Mendes was a rabbi.
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