Le Juif sectaire ou la tolérance talmudique : les mystères du Kahal ; documents authentiques ; la trahison et la corruption, principe et moyen de gouvernement

par L. Vial

L' avant-guerre : etudes et documents sur l'espionnage juif-allemand en France depuis l'affaire Dreyfus

par Léon Daudet

Documents aljamiats de jueus catalans : (segle XV)

per A. Duran i Sanpere

Les Israélites d'Oran de 1792 à 1815 d'après des documents inèdits

Isaac Bloch

An account of the recent persecution of the Jews at Damascus : with reflections thereon ; an app., cont. various documents connected with the subject

by David Salomons

Persécutions contre les Juifs de Damas : a la suite de la disparition du R. P. Thomas, religieux de l'ordre des Capuins, et de son domestique ; recueil des documents

Aus: L'Observateur des tribunaux, Nouv. sér ; 1.1840

Notes on the diplomatic history of the Jewish question : with texts of protocols, treaty stipulations and other public acts and official documents

by Lucien Wolf

Creating LaTeX documents from within Stata using texdoc

At least since Thomas Piketty's best-selling "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" (2014, Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press), percentile shares have become a popular approach for analyzing distributional inequalities. In their work on the development of top incomes, Piketty and collaborators typically report top-percentage shares, using varying percentages as thresholds (top 10%, top 1%, top 0.1%, etc.). However, analysis of percentile shares at other positions in the distribution may also be of interest. In this paper I present a new Stata command called pshare that estimates percentile shares from individual-level data and displays the results using histograms or stacked bar charts.

Concepts of Bitemporal Database Theory and the Evolution of Web-Documents

A vast amount of temporal information is provided on the Web. Even though many facts expressed in documents are time-related, the temporal properties of Web presentations have not received much attention. In database research, temporal databases have become a mainstream topic in recent years. In Web documents, temporal data may exist as meta data in the header and as user-directed data in the body of a document. Whereas temporal data can easily be identified in the semi-structured meta data, it is more difficult to determine temporal data and its role in the body. We propose procedures for maintaining temporal integrity of Web pages and outline different approaches of applying bitemporal data concepts for Web documents. In particular, we regard desirable functionalities of Web repositories and other Web-related tools that may support the Webmasters in managing the temporal data of their Web documents. Some properties of a prototype environment are described.