Lawsuit Outcome and the Future of a Religious Charity: A Letter from Samuel Hart to Isaac Leeser
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Lawsuit Outcome and the Future of a Religious Charity: A Letter from Samuel Hart to Isaac Leeser
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Letter from Samuel Hart, Sen. in Charleston, South Carolina, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hart describes the outcome of a lawsuit, expressing disappointment and concern about the future of his organization. He discusses the legal proceedings, the testimony of various individuals (Mr. Valentine, Mr. Memminger, Mr. Bailey), and the judge's decision. Hart also laments the lack of support from his congregation and expresses regret that Leeser could not offer counsel. The letter also mentions receiving books from England and makes a request for Mr. Rosenfeldt to receive a copy of the "Conciliator" by mail.
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Type: Letter
Identifier: LSDCBx1FF2_24
Collection: The Dropsie College Isaac Leeser Collection at the Penn Libraries
People
Sender: Samuel, Sen. Hart
Recipient: Isaac Leeser
Dates
Gregorian: April 20, 1844
Hebrew: א׳ בְּאִיָיר תר״ד
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From: Charleston
To: Philadelphia
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