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Gadi Taub
Reflections on the Revolution in France
Translated by Aharon Amir, Introduction by Yoram Bronovsky
by Edmund Burke
Autumn 5760 / 1999, no. 8
Gadi Taub
Winter 5759 / 1999, no. 6
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