Four books by the Chafetz Chaim. "Proofread" Notations and First Editions.

* Nidchei Yisrael. Some universal religious principles, required for all who live in distant lands, so that they are aware of them, to be cautious. With Yiddish translation and the Tiferet Adam compilation about the prohibition against marring sidelocks and beard by Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaCohen. Warsaw, 1897. As far as is known, this is the first edition of the work in Yiddish, and the first edition of the Tiferet Adam compilation. 294; 32 pages. "Proofread" is written twice [in Hebrew] on the flyleaf in the Chafetz Chaim's handwriting.

* Shem Olam [first part]. Including three "gates": "Shaar Shemirat HaShabbat," "Shaar HaChefetz" essays on the greatness of the characteristic of lovingkindness, "Shaar Hachzakat HaTorah," by Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaCohen. Warsaw, 1893. First edition. 62 [1] page.

* Shem Olam [second part]. "Shaar Hitchazkut L'Avodat Hash-m," with the Nefutzot Yisrael compilation. Warsaw, 1897. First edition. 46, [2] pages.

* Davar B'Ito. Strengthening of the faith, especially on issues of prohibited foods, which have been weakened ... among many of our brethren living among the nations [by Rabbi Yisrael Meir HaCohen]. Warsaw, 1895. First edition. 48 pages.

Various conditions. Overall fine condition.