Law and tradition in Judaism

New York,: Ktav Pub. House (1959)
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Abstract

Boaz Cohen. sincere and great D'nan 'TD^n who do not approve of the policies or politics of their wilful and dominating leaders, but they are cowed into an undignified silence and submission, and are rendered impotent for salutary action.

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