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Isaac Leeser and the Protestantizatioil of American JudaismSussman, 1986
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In attempting to understand Judaism in America during the nineteenth century, historians have largely focused on the development of the Reform movement and on the origins of Conservative Judaism. Significantly less attention has been paid to the history of traditional …
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