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Letter from Abraham Leeser and Leah Lippman to Isaac Leeser;January 01, 1823This letter is written from Stamberg, Germany, in 1823. Abraham Leeser inquires about Isaac Leeser's plans to move to America. Leah Lippman's accompanying letter discusses household matters and expresses her own potential move to America. The letters include details about family, travel plans, and daily life.
Letter from Josephus Justus Belinfante to Isaac Leeser;August 01, 1853Letter from Josephus Justus Belinfante in The Hague to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, recommending M. B. D'Ancona de Sear, a Dutchman in difficult circumstances, to Leeser's benevolent attention. Belinfante hopes that Leeser received his earlier literary publications. The letter is fragile and consists of two pages on two sheets.
Letter from Son of Jacob Hayyim to Isaac Leeser;July 12, 1854Letter from Hayyim, son of Jacob, in Dulmen, Germany to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Written in Yiddish-German, the letter discusses Hayyim's inability to take a position in San Francisco due to his recent marriage. He recommends a friend, David Steinberg, for the position instead. The letter also includes family news and comments on Hebrew instruction in Jewish schools and the collection for needy Jews in Palestine.