Letter from J. P. Stablin to Isaac Leeser, September 11, 1829

Metadata

Letter from J. P. Stablin to Isaac Leeser, September 11, 1829

Description

Letter from J. P. Stablin to Isaac Leeser, written in Alexandria, VA on September 11, 1829. Stablin apologizes for his long silence, explaining that he was occupied with business. He expresses his affection for Leeser, and hopes to see him again in Philadelphia. The letter also discusses Stablin's views on religious observance and his involvement in a recent election. The letter includes several references to mutual acquaintances. A wax seal is noted.

Subjects

Jewish Religious observance Early Christianity Politics

Other Details

Type: Letter

Identifier: LSTCAT_item78

Collection: The Jesselson Family Collection of Isaac Leeser Material

People

Sender: J. P. Stablin

Recipient: Isaac Leeser

Dates

Gregorian: September 11, 1829

Hebrew: י״ג בֶּאֱלוּל תקפ״ט

Places

From: Alexandria

To: Philadelphia

Language

English

Citation

Please cite this item as:

Stablin, J. P., Isaac Leeser. “Letter from J. P. Stablin to Isaac Leeser;September 11, 1829.” (September 11, 1829). The Jesselson Family Collection of Isaac Leeser Material. Accessed at https://leeser.judaicadhpenn.org/item/lstcat_item78 .