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Encyclopedia of Jewish Humor: From Biblical Times to the Modern Age ACCEPTABLE. Humor, even if with a sigh. Also included is Dorothy H. Rochmis's Yiddish Glossary. The "Encyclopedia of Jewish Humor: From Biblical Times to the Modern Age" is a comprehensive and entertaining guide to Jewish humor, written by Henry D. Spalding and published by Jonathan David Publishers in 1989. This hardcover book covers the history and evolution of Jewish humor, from its roots in biblical times to its modern expressions through humor. With a vintage feel and a dust jacket, this humor encyclopedia is perfect for young adults and adults interested in exploring the unique humor of the Jewish people. Its 458 pages contain a wealth of information and entertainment for readers looking to delve into the world of Jewish humor and history. This book could smell better, for sure! Despite that, it's a fun, very, very interesting look atJewish folklore. 40 centuries of Jewry looking at life with humor, even if with a sigh. Also included is Dorothy H. Rochmis's Yiddish Glossary.