Two Manuscripts – Sermons – Rabbi Moshe Freidiger of Budapest

Two notebooks in the handwriting of Rabbi Moshe Freidiger. [Budapest], 1852.
Sermon for Passover and sermon for Shabbat Parshat Miketz after Chanuka, Ketubot in "Yiddish-Deitch". On the title page of each notebook is a date and signature of Rabbi Moshe Freidiger in Hebrew and Hungarian.
Rabbi Moshe Freidiger, author of "Moshe Yedaber" (1818-1897), son of Rabbi Pinchas Leib Ra'avad of Budapest, astounding Torah scholar and outstanding speaker who refused to fill a rabbinical position. Served as community leader of the Yere’im community in Budapest. His firstborn, Rabbi Avraham Freidiger was the head of the Budapest community (son in law of Rabbi Yitzchak Leib Sofer son of the Ktav Sofer), father of Rabbi Pinchas David Freidiger, (son in law of the Pressburg Rabbi, author of the “Da’at Sofer”).
Two notebooks, [15] leaves; [17] leaves; 18 cm. Good condition. Spotting and wear.