German Jewish philosopher and writer; he evolved a philosophy inspired by the study of Hasidism, based on the encounter of man with nature, man, and God. Group of three TLSs from Buber granting permission for publication of a speech and referring to David Ben-Gurion. Letters are: one page, signed “Martin Buber”, 6" x 8", May 3, 1961, to Jacob Baal-Teshuva, editor of the book Mission of Israel. In part, "Reasons of health make it necessary for me to give up the writing of articles… in order to finish some larger work…”; one page, signed "Martin Buber", 6" x 8", November 11, 1961. In part, "To my regret I cannot even now comply to your request. The speech you refer to is understood only in the context of that conference's discussion…"; and one page, signed "Martin Buber", 6" x 8", November 22, 1961. "If you get the authorization of Mr. Ben-Gurion to publish his speech, I have no objection to your publishing mine too.” Accompanied by the original mailing envelopes. In fine condition. R&R COA.
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