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Title: Law, religion, and culture intertwined: a case study in the development of American Jewish law.
Author: Mark Goldfeder
Publication:Faulkner Law Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 22, 2013
Publisher: Thomas Goode Jones School of Law
Volume: 4 Issue: 2 Page: 445(39)
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Law, religion, and culture intertwined: a case study in the development of American Jewish law.: An article from: Faulkner Law Review
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Author(s)Mark Goldfeder
PublisherThomas Goode Jones School of Law
ISBN / ASINB00G2YHQLE
ISBN-13978B00G2YHQL6
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