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world will depend in great measure on the degree to which Jews develop a sense of their own dignity , on the extent to which thy learn to cherish the cultural values their own people have created . The national treasures of the Jewish ...
world will depend in great measure on the degree to which Jews develop a sense of their own dignity , on the extent to which thy learn to cherish the cultural values their own people have created . The national treasures of the Jewish ...
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The program of social and cultural activity as well as of religious ritualism developed by the congregations included the late Friday evening service , the social hour , the Bar Mitzvah Brotherhood with its Sunday morning service and ...
The program of social and cultural activity as well as of religious ritualism developed by the congregations included the late Friday evening service , the social hour , the Bar Mitzvah Brotherhood with its Sunday morning service and ...
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It is , therefore , doubtful whether the Bureau of the Census will soon make another attempt to determine the religious composition of the population and the demographic , economic , cultural , and social characteristics of the several ...
It is , therefore , doubtful whether the Bureau of the Census will soon make another attempt to determine the religious composition of the population and the demographic , economic , cultural , and social characteristics of the several ...
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