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Letter from Dr. A. Günzburg in Baltimore to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated November 28, 1852 (17 Kislev 5613). Günzburg apologizes for the delay in responding to Leeser's previous request for articles, citing his busy schedule. He inquires about the possibility of Leeser translating and publishing his theological articles, expressing a preference for quality over quantity. He also mentions the possibility of supplying Leeser with Hebrew reading primers for his school. The letter is written in both German and English.

Letter from Stern in Richmond, VA to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Stern expresses gratitude, apologizes for a delay, and describes his situation in Richmond. He mentions his position as a Hebrew teacher, his success in teaching Hebrew to children, and his delivery of three sermons in German. He requests Leeser's assistance in translating the sermons into English for publication in the Occident. He also expresses a desire to contribute to the Occident.