RARE monograph on Jewish rights in Prussia by the eminent German-Jewish historian Isaak Marcus (Markus) Jost (1793-1860), written in response to the rumor that Frederick William IV of Prussia contemplated a radical change in a reactionary manner of the legal position of the Jews. 210x125mm. 88 pages. Brown rebound Softcover. Book`s title and author`s name written on front cover and spine. Front cover and spine stained. Front cover upper corner creased and worn/wrinkled. Rear cover edges wrinkled. Small tear on spine rear hinge upper edge. Upper corner of approximately half of the pages slightly curved. Small stamp on front inner cover. Dedication written in ink on front whitepage. First few pages upper edge water-stained. First few pages bottom corner slightly worn. Pages yellowing and slightly wavy. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare book on the rights of Prussian Jewry in 1840s by major German Jewish historian is otherwise in good condition.