Literary Works
Kahn has published the following works:
- Sermons et Allocutions (1875, 1886, 1894)
- Sermons et Allocutions Addressés à la Jeunesse Israélite (1878)
- Études sur le Livre de Joseph le Zélateur, a collection of religious controversies of the Middle Ages (1887)
- Biographie de M. Isidore Loeb
- "Discours d'Installation" (March 25, 1890)
- Religion et Patrie, addresses
- Souvenirs et Regrets, funeral orations
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