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Two Cities

Perets Hirshbeyn
1919
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Magid devarav le-Ya‘akov (He Declares His Word to Jacob)

Dov Ber of Mezritsh
1781
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Prayer against the Hasidim

Menachem Mendel Lefin
1809
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Megaleh temirin (The Revealer of Secrets)

Joseph Perl
1819
Page of sheet music.
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Niggun of Four Stanzas

Shneur Zalman of Liady
ca. 1800
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Ehyeh: A Kabbalah for Tomorrow

Arthur Green
2002
Page with German text across top and bottom, with two nearly identical figures in center, with the one on the left bearded and in prayer garment and hat, and the one on the right with moustache and suit.
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The Reformed Hasid

Max Jungmann
1905
Printed page with Yiddish heading and drawing of two figures on a stage.
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Two Kuni Lemels

Abraham Goldfaden
1887
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Interpolation of the Sokolover Rebbe

Yitsḥak Morganstern
1918
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History of Jews in Kraków and Kazimierz, 1304–1868

Majer Bałaban
1931
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Mekor Barukh—My Memoirs

Barukh Ha-Levi Epstein
1926
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Hasidism Encounters Reform and Produces Anarchism

Ephraim Deinard
1899

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