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While following their father’s footsteps, Feivish’s three sons—Rudolf, Sámuel, and Yehoshu‘a parted ways dramatically. The youngest, Yehoshu‘a Kosman (1789–1831), studied at the yeshiva of the Ḥatam Sofer and became a private scholar in Győrsziget, maintaining a sizable yeshiva with 40 to 50 students. His novellae were published by Vilmos Bacher as Sefer naḥalat Yehoshu‘a, (1890) with a valuable introduction listing the books in his possession; that library reflected his interest in the Haskalah.
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