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Markowitz 397 M Adventure on Manhattan Island Abraham Burstein 560 B Adventures in the Galilee Josephine Bacon 832 B Adventures of K'Ton Ton Sadie Rose Weilerstein 986 W Adventures of Menachem-Mendl, The Sholom Aleichem 563 A Advice Rabbi Nathan of Breslov Breslov 150 B After the Tradition Robert Alter 360 A Albert Einstein William Wise 799.9 W Albert Einstein: Citizen of the World William Wise 799.77 W Alphabet of Creation, The Ben Shahn 159 S Ambivalent American Jew, The Charles Leibman 772 L Amen Rabbi Martin Siegel 799.7 S Amen: Poems Yehuda Amichai 561 A American Jew, The Oscar Janowosky 770.1 J American Jews: Their Story Oscar Handlin 770 H American Judaism Nathan Glazer 770 G American Judaism Jonathan Sarna 770 S American Promise Sulamith Ish-Kishor 770 I American Rabbinate: Festschrift for Walter Jacob Peter & Mark Staitman Knobel 799.7 K American Synagogues Samuel D. Gruber 672 G American Zionism Melvin I. 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