Letter from Daniel Unger to Isaac Leeser;September 20, 1853Letter from Daniel Unger to Isaac Leeser, written in Mobile, Alabama on September 20, 1853. Unger requests Leeser to publish an enclosed article in the next issue of his periodical and asks for an invoice. He assures Leeser that he is prepared to prove the truthfulness of his statements against Dr. Eckman and requests the return of Eckman's letter if publication is refused.
Letter from Solomon Jacobs to Isaac Leeser;July 11, 1864Letter from Solomon Jacobs to Isaac Leeser, written in Charleston, South Carolina on July 11, 1864. Jacobs apologizes for not sending a promised manuscript revision from New York, citing fatigue. He encloses the remaining portion of the article, acknowledging the possibility of missing pages and trusting Leeser's judgment to address any gaps. He expresses hope for Leeser's good health and signs off with respect. The letter is two pages long on two sheets of legal-sized letter paper and includes a wax seal.