THREE RARE BOOKS BOUND TOGETHER

THREE RARE BOOKS BOUND TOGETHER
A. The history of Don Yitzchak Abravanel, Shimon Rabbi. Prague, 1900. Single edition.
The book is divided into two parts. The first describes the history of Don Yitzchak Abravanel (1437-1508, a Torah genius, Jewish philosopher, Torah commentator) his books and descendants. The second part "tells stories about the horrific Inquisition".
32 pp.
B. 'Panim Yafot' on Psalms, Rabbi Pinchas Horowitz. Warsaw, 1912. First edition.
Commentary on certain chapters of the book of Psalms by Rabbi Pinchas Horowitz, rabbinical judge of Frankfurt.
Rare!
27 pp.
C. "Hod Malchut', Dovarush Tursch, Warsaw 1905. Single edition.
This unique book was published as support of the rule of the Czar, Nikolai the Second, of Russia, and against the revolutionists who wanted to rebel against him (many Jews among them). The book opens with the verse "Let us make Mankind in our image", supports the command to do as the king asks of you and reviews the failed attempts of Jews throughout history to rebel and the disasters that became them as a result. The book ends with a poem in honor of the Czar and his wife. The book was supposed to be a chapter in a larger book named 'Heichal Ha'Melech', which probably was not published.
The book opens with agreements of Polish rabbis.
The author, Dovarush Tursch is an especially interesting image. He wrote several educational and polemic books, some of which received the approval of Rabbis and rebbes. He owned a printing house in Warsaw, where he printed most of his books.
It should be noted that the Hebrew year of publication תרל"ג does not match the Gregorian year (1904) nor the year of the agreements to the book.
20 pp.
Condition: Very Good. The cover is damaged. Ownership stamps ("Yitzchak Weiss") and various other stamps.