William G. Braude Papers. 1930-1987.

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William G. Braude Papers. 1930-1987.

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The William G. Braude Papers contain the records of Braude's rabbinical and scholarly career. William G. Braude served as rabbi at Temple Beth El in Providence, Rhode Island from 1932-1974. He had a great interest in promoting higher standards in Judaism- including the study of Hebrew and Biblical literature. The papers consist primarily of articles, sermons and translations although there is some correspondence. The span dates for the papers are 1930-1987.

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