American Jewish Archives Journal, Volume 64, Numbers 1 & 2

Reform Judaism, 2, 6, 15, 36, 46, 60–61, 72, 141,
151
Reformed Society of Israelites, 54, 62
Reznikoff, Charles, 76n28, 79n87
Ribak, Gil, Gentile New York: The Images of
Non-Jews among Jewish Immigrants, reviewed,
166–168
Rich, Michael, 108n51
Richmond Daily Dispatch, 8
Ridley, Jane, 107n39
Ripley, George, 105n4
Rivers, L. Mendel, 79n88, 80n89
Riviera Theatre (Charleston, SC), 63
Robbins, Edith, 109n69
Robinson, Greg (reviewer), 164
Robinson, J. H., 107n37
Rock, Howard B., x, 1, 22n6, 25n41
Rodeph Shalom (Pittsburg, PA), 51n149
Rogers, James M., ix, xiin14–15
Rogers, Nathaniel Peabody, 40
Rogoff, Leonard, x, 27, 51n132
Rose, Ernestine, 10, 12
Rosen, Robert N. , 47n7, 47n12, 48n41, 48n50,
49n59, 49n63, 49n73, 50n102, 50n117, 51n133,
51n141, 79n87, 109n64, 109n66, 154n36;
(reviewer), 170
Rosenberg, David, 98
Rosengarten, Dale, 75n1, 77n37, 77n46
Rosengarten, Theodore, 75n1, 77n37
Rothschild family, 17–18
Rothschild, Simon, 98, 109n63
Rubin, Saul Jacob, 77n40
Ruchames, Louis, 40, 50n114, 154n24
S
S. G. Courtenay & Company, 65
S. Mayer & Co., 109n60
S. Wolff & Co., 108n60
Sachs firm, 118
St. Andrew’s Hall (Savannah, GA), 61
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Savannah, GA), 61, 64
St. John’s Lutheran Church (Charleston, SC), 65, 74
St. Peter’s Church (Charleston, SC), formerly
Shearit Israel, 71
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church (Charleston, SC), 42
Saperstein, Marc, 41, 48n27, 50n94
Sarna, Jonathan D., vii, xin1, xiin19, 23n11–12,
27, 30, 38, 47n4, 47n20, 49n80, 50n97, 51n134,
51n143, 52n163, 75n12, 105n2, 108n46–47,
134n61, 134n66, 153n13, 153n16, 154n25;
Jewish Renaissance and Revival in America (with
Eitan P. Fishbane), reviewed, 172–174; When
General Grant Expelled the Jews, reviewed,
168–170
Sass, Herbert Ravenel, 79n88, 80n89
Saxe, Leonard, 172n1
Schappes, Morris U., 23n17–18, 23n20–21, 24n33,
25n39
Scherneckau, August, 99
Schuldiner, Michael, 23n10
Schwerin synagogue (Mecklenburg-Schwerin), 137
Scranton, Philip, 106n20, 107n34
Scuola Spagnola Synagogue (Venice, Italy), 60
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Seasongood, Jacob, 95–96, 108n49
Secession Hall, 64. See also Institute Hall
Second Bank of the United States (Philadelphia,
PA), 58
Second Great Awakening, 28
Second Presbyterian Church (Charleston, SC),
64–65
Seder Parashiyyot ve-haftarot kol ha-shanah /
Quinque Libri Mosis (Amsterdam, ca. 1726),
54–55
Seebacher, Jacob, 18
Seixas, Gershom, 22n1
Seligman brothers, 93, 95, 108n60, 118
Seligman, Henry, 16
Seligman, Isaac, 16
Seligman, James, 9
Seligman, Jesse, 89, 91, 93, 104
Seligman, Joseph, 9, 16, 21, 25n38, 88, 89, 93,
104–105, 118
Seligman, William, 118
Seltzer, Robert M. (reviewer), 174
Semler, Matthew, 108n47
Seymour, Horatio, 18–19
Shaarai Chesed (New Orleans, LA), 56, 75n8
Shaaray Tefilah (New York, NY), 9, 19, 141
Shand, Robert W., 81n104
Shearit Israel (Charleston, SC), 59, 61–62, 70,
80n91; exterior, 61; reconsecrated St. Peter’s
Church, 71
Shearith Israel (New York, NY), 5, 10, 15, 20, 59,
60, 74, 77n35. See also 19th Street Synagogue
(New York, NY)
Shedlock, Christina, 75n1
Sherman, William T., 70
Shoddy, 91–92
Silverstein, Alan, 153n19
Simon Rothschild & Brother (firm), 98
Simon, John Y., 110n91
Simonhoff, Harry, 79n87
Simons, Billy, 76n28
Sinai Temple (Chicago, IL), 81n106
Sinai, 137, 140–141, 147, 155n49
Sinsheimer, Aaron, 101–102
Slavery Among the Hebrews (Moses Mielziner), 144
Slavery in America, 1–26
Smith, G. Ralph, 69, 79n85
Smith, Goldwin, viii–ix, xiin10
Smith, William Walton, 69, 79n84
Snitow, Alan, Between Two Worlds: The American
Jewish Culture Wars (with Deborah Kaufman),
reviewed, 170–172
Social Gospel movement, 46
Sokolow, Jayme, 23n18, 23n20, 23n22–23, 23n25,
50n108, 51n139
Sola Pool, David de, 77n35
Sola Pool, Tamar de, 77n35
Solomon, M. J., 49n70, 50n91
Solomon, Robert S., 79n88, 80n89
Solomon, Solomon, 103
Somers, Robert, 113, 125–126, 132n2, 132n5,
135n90
South Carolina Institute, 64
South Carolina Department of Archives and
History, 75n1