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Magnes' correspondence on Association matters with: Israel S. Chipkin, H.H. Liebovitz, David de Sola Pool and Felix Warburg.

Magnes' correspondence on Association matters with: Israel S. Chipkin, H.H. Liebovitz, David de Sola Pool and Felix Warburg.

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Magnes' correspondence on Association matters with: Israel S. Chipkin, H.H. Liebovitz, David de Sola Pool and Felix Warburg.

Magnes' correspondence on Association matters with: Israel S. Chipkin, H.H. Liebovitz, David de Sola Pool and Felix Warburg.

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Sample tests and licenses, a program for Hebrew schools and memoranda by I. Konowitz, Director of the Bureau's Board of License.

Sample tests and licenses, a program for Hebrew schools and memoranda by I. Konowitz, Director of the Bureau's Board of License.

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ספורי מוסר.

ספורי מוסר.

אשכנזי, משה

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ספורי מוסר.

ספורי מוסר.

אשכנזי, משה

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דרכי משה.

דרכי משה.

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למוד קריאה.

למוד קריאה.

ארבמן, ג'רום

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General correspondence on education with: Israel Friedlaender as well as on relief, Zionism and the establishment of a University in Palestine.

General correspondence on education with: Israel Friedlaender as well as on relief, Zionism and the establishment of a University in Palestine.

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