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CHUTZPAH

CHUTZPAH
Author: Alan M. Dershowitz

"The most eloquent case for Jewish human rights and responsibilities..." by the celebrated attorney and author of REVERSAL OF FORTUNE.

ISBN: 47205
Pages: 378
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Currently 3/5 Stars.

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Publisher: Little, Brown
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Nancy W. reviewed CHUTZPAH on 5/13/2006 + 49 more book reviews

Reflection on life of Jews in America

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Sara S. reviewed CHUTZPAH on 1/20/2007 + 17 more book reviews

"Compelling book about being a Jew, speaking one's mind ..." (David Mamet)

cogent,thought provoking, even though published in 1991.

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Genres:

Nonfiction >> Philosophy

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