Beth-Zion Abrahams

In Devon she developed the religious tolerance that distinguishes her writing and helped her to bridge the gap between the Jewish and Christian literary communities. Here she came into contact with provincial English Protestantism, which...

It takes the form of a series of letters from the fictional Inez Villena intended to buttress the faith of a young Jewish girl exposed to Christianity in a county town. Critic Mrs Beth-Zion Lask Abrahams

They survive in manuscript at the Jewish Museum in London along with other journals and notebooks, as well as tributes to GA , collected by Mrs Beth-Zion Lask Abrahams .

Rachel Beth Lask (later Mrs Beth-Zion Lask Abrahams) acquired GA 's papers, including her early novels, and donated them to the Jewish Museum in London. GA 's non-fiction is still anthologised in collections...

AL 's younger sister deposited Amy's papers with Beth Lask (later Beth-Zion Abrahams) . Having been inaccessible to readers until the latter's death, they now belong to the Camellia Collection , a limited company, in...