Mazor Le-pesa (translated: A Narrow Place for Passover) is a prayer book containing the order of service for Passover, meticulously translated from the original Hebrew. This edition reflects the customs of both German and Polish Jews. It offers a unique window into the religious practices of Jewish communities in the late 18th century.

This volume includes the traditional prayers, blessings, and readings recited during the Passover Seder, providing invaluable insight into the rituals and observances of this significant Jewish holiday.

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