RARE second edition of "Te`uddah be-Yisrael" (Let it be known in Israel), an influential treatise on education by Russian-Jewish scholar Isaac Baer Levinsohn. Levinsohn argues, utalizing arguments from Jewish sources, that the traditional Jewish education system was contributing to the backwardness of Jews, and that it ought to be replaced by a modern schools which will teach Hebrew and the scriptures along with foreign languages and science. 200x130mm, XVIII+188 pages. Black quarter-cloth rebound Hardcover. Cover rubbed and slightly stained. Cover edges and corners rubbed. Pen inscription on spine. Three holes on spine rear hinge. Ex-library copy with stamps on whitepages, title pages and rear endpaper. Wormholes on inner edge of extreme pages (including title-pages) near binding - NO DAMAGE TO TEXT. Pages yellowing, wavy and age-stained. [SUMMARY]: Despite the aforementioned wear, this rare essay on Jewish education reform is in good reading condition.