בידספיריט | [MANUSCRIPT - HAGGADAH] On paper,

[MANUSCRIPT - HAGGADAH] On paper, bound in a notebook, beautiful and elegant cursive writing. Probably Bordeaux or Bayonne. Early to mid-19th century. The pronunciation as transcribed from Hebrew is typical: yanghalé veyabo instead of Yaalé veyavo. This Haggadah makes it possible to specify the rites in use among the Jews established in Bordeaux or Bayonne. This document, in which there are no words in Hebrew, also testifies to the gradual assimilation of the Jewish community at that time.