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... influence predominated . The children loved to hear their uncle chant the Sabbath hymns and prayers , espe- cially on Saturday afternoons , and young Cyrus . learned to excel as a synagogue bard at a tender age . In this atmosphere it ...
... influence predominated . The children loved to hear their uncle chant the Sabbath hymns and prayers , espe- cially on Saturday afternoons , and young Cyrus . learned to excel as a synagogue bard at a tender age . In this atmosphere it ...
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... influence in the nation and beyond its borders . His first incursion into exposition work was at Cincinnati in the summer of 1888 , at the Centen- nial Exposition of the Ohio Valley . There , for the first time , in the person of Doctor ...
... influence in the nation and beyond its borders . His first incursion into exposition work was at Cincinnati in the summer of 1888 , at the Centen- nial Exposition of the Ohio Valley . There , for the first time , in the person of Doctor ...
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... influence upon the institutional life of the Philadelphia Jewry but many individuals among the leading citizens were deeply affected by the energizing influence of his personality in their communal responsibilities and Jewish loyalties ...
... influence upon the institutional life of the Philadelphia Jewry but many individuals among the leading citizens were deeply affected by the energizing influence of his personality in their communal responsibilities and Jewish loyalties ...
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Drawing of Cyrus Adler | 94 |
Editors of the Bible Translation of the Jewish | 153 |
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