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“Jesus H. (as in, Hasidic) Christ!” – By Allan Nadler
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A Politics of Penitence and Repair: Addressing America’s Racial Wounds – By Keri Day
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John Brown: Madman? Terrorist? Righteous warrior? – By Peter Ochs
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The Blurred Line between Law and Violence – By William Cavanaugh
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The Uses of Elusiveness – By E. Brooks Holifield
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Rescuing the Memory of a Dynamic and Visionary Figure
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The Earliest Known Memoir in Ladino Reveals the Struggles of a Nineteenth Century Ottoman Jewish Community
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