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Page 324
... western and central Europe . The bulk of the official Jewish establishment in western and central Europe , though affected by the efforts at religious reform , remained Orthodox ( a term first used by Reform leaders to desig- nate their ...
... western and central Europe . The bulk of the official Jewish establishment in western and central Europe , though affected by the efforts at religious reform , remained Orthodox ( a term first used by Reform leaders to desig- nate their ...
Page 453
... Western outlook . He believed that the root of man's problems lay in what he viewed as the defects of Western interpretations of Chris- tianity , and he blamed Roman Catholicism and Protes- tantism equally for their failure to solve the ...
... Western outlook . He believed that the root of man's problems lay in what he viewed as the defects of Western interpretations of Chris- tianity , and he blamed Roman Catholicism and Protes- tantism equally for their failure to solve the ...
Page 544
... western and the principal eastern part . The western Kunluns ( between the Pamirs and the align- ment change in the Khotan - Keriya region ) form three parallel chains of ranges crowded closely together . The Sha - li - k'o - erh , T'a ...
... western and the principal eastern part . The western Kunluns ( between the Pamirs and the align- ment change in the Khotan - Keriya region ) form three parallel chains of ranges crowded closely together . The Sha - li - k'o - erh , T'a ...
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