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Ethics and Legality in Jewish Law: Justice in the Jewish State According to the Torah
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Amiel, Moshe Avigdor
Bibliographic Citation
Jerusalem: Rabbi Amiel Library; Distributed in the U.S. by: Spring Valley, NY: Feldheim, 1992. [234] p.
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Date
1992
Subject
Ethics
;
Justice
;
Law
;
Philosophical Ethics
;
Religious Ethics
;
Applied and Professional Ethics
;
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