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Abraham de Sola writes to Isaac Leeser from Montreal on November 24, 1847. The letter discusses several topics, including de Sola's inability to send a promised article on the early settlement of Jews in England due to his busy schedule, news from the Montreal Jewish community, including the positive impression made by a recent visitor on the Montreal Synagogue, and comments on Leeser's work and reputation. De Sola also mentions receiving correspondence from his friend D. Benisch and his father, which includes a reference to Leeser's potential visit to England and a prospectus for a publication by Mayer. The letter concludes with reflections on religious reform and the state of Jewish life in Montreal and England.

Letter from Morris S. Oppenheim to Isaac Leeser, written in London on February 17, 1852. Oppenheim explains his delay in replying to Leeser's previous letter due to business commitments. He declines to solicit subscriptions for Leeser's Bible translation because of his involvement with Dr. Berusch's competing project. He also discusses the challenges of promoting foreign journals among English Jews and offers to contribute monthly letters on Jewish affairs in England to Leeser's periodical, "The Occident", using a Hebrew pen name.