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Eitz Hadaat Tov, on Mesechet Shabbat by Rabbi Uziel Meisels. First edtion. Lviv. 1886.
Endorcements from Great Chassidic Admo”rim amongst: Rabbi Chaim Halbestam of Sanz, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hager of Viznitz, and Rabbi Yechezkal Sharaga Halberstam of Shinova.
[2], 93 pages. 32cm.
New cover, tears on the cover page, nothing missing. General condition very good.
Rabbi Uziel Meisels (1744-1786) He was one of the first disseminators of chassidut in Poland and had a very close relationship with the Bal Shem Tov. Rabbi Uziel affiliated himself with the Bal Shem Tov and his holy disciples, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Premishlan, Rabbi Avraham of Padolsk, the author of Chessed L’Avraham, and Rabbi Nachman of Kossov. He was particularly close to the Maggid of Mezeritsch, and was one of the prominent “lions” in his “Chevraya Kadisha.” His father in law was the wealthy Rabbi Shlomo ben Meir of Zelichov who supported him and his Yeshiva. His son in law was Rabbi Klonomos Kalmen ben Rabbi Yehudah Leibish of Neustadt.
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