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Letter from John Bilton O'Neill to Isaac Leeser;August 08, 1848

Letter from John Bilton O'Neill to Isaac Leeser;August 08, 1848

Letter from John Bilton O'Neill to Isaac Leeser, editor of the Occident, in response to criticism of his statement that Christianity is the only standard of good morals. O'Neill clarifies that he did not intend to offend Jews or depreciate their religion, emphasizing his reverence for the Bible, which is a central part of Christianity.

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Letter from Meyer ? Marcussohn to Isaac Leeser;January 26, 1866

Letter from Meyer ? Marcussohn to Isaac Leeser;January 26, 1866

Letter from Meyer Marcussohn in Springfield, Illinois to Reverend Mr. Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The letter, written in Hebrew, discusses the author's move to Springfield and his lack of communication with Leeser. Marcussohn expresses his hope to bring his family to Springfield and mentions plans to contribute to the "Occident." He also inquires about the health of Reverend Joseph and his family. The letter consists of three pages on three sheets.

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