Jewish Historical Studies, Volume 29 – 1982/86
- In Memoriam Richard David Barnett (1909-1986)
- Judaica Publications by R.D. Barnett. Francis Bacon and the Jews: who was the Jew in the New Atlantis? (Lewis S. Feuer)
- Mr Pepys’ contacts with the Spanish and Portuguese Jews of London (Richard Barnett)
- Contemporary English opinions on the Sabbatean movement (Zvi Loker)
- Voltaire and the Sephardi bankrupt (Norma Perry)
- Contacts between Jews in Smyrna and the Levant Company of London in the 17th and 18th centuries (Eliezer Bashan)
- Jewish medical students and graduates in Scotland 1739-1862 (Kenneth E. Collins)
- Anglo-Jewish trading connections with officers and seamen of the Royal Navy, 1740-1820 (Geoffrey Green)
- The Jews of Bath (Malcolm Brown and Judith Samuel)
- Isaac D’Israeli and his quarrel with the Synagogue – a reassessment (A.L. Shane)
- The establishment of the Rothschilds as bankers (S.D. Chapman)
- Sir Moses Montefiore: a modern appreciation (Israel Finestein)
- Agricultural land in Palestine: letters to Sir Moses Montefiore, 1839 (Ruth Kark)The Rothschilds and Disraeli in Buckinghamshire (David Kessler)
- From apology to revolt: Benjamin Farjeon, Amy Levy, and the post-emancipation Anglo-Jewish novel, 1880-1900 (Bryan Cheyette)
- Lyons versus Thomas: the Jewess abduction case (Ursula Henriques)
- Lucien Wolf’s efforts for the Jewish communities in Central and Eastern Europe (Chimen Abramsky)
- Eastern European Jewish immigrants in England: a quarter-century’s view (Lloyd P. Gartner)
- The Littman Library of Jewish Civilisation (Louis Littman)
- Dr Richard Barnett – a recollection (Adolf Schischa)
