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A Reply to Michael Zuckert's “Jaffa's New Birth: Harry Jaffa at Ninety”
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I am grateful to Michael Zuckert for his kindness in remembering my birthday—something that I am trying hard to forget—but I am still more grateful for the seriousness and competence with which he has subjected my work to analysis and scrutiny.
Title: A Reply to Michael Zuckert's “Jaffa's New Birth: Harry Jaffa at Ninety”
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I am grateful to Michael Zuckert for his kindness in remembering my birthday—something that I am trying hard to forget—but I am still more grateful for the seriousness and competence with which he has subjected my work to analysis and scrutiny.
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