Subject: Unknown Subject

Abraham de Sola writes to Isaac Leeser from Montreal on December 14, 1864, to inform him of a significant error in the biography they are working on. The error, caused by carelessness in preparing the printing forms, renders four pages useless. De Sola describes the error and suggests a correction involving a reprint of pages 25-27 using the text from *The Occident* and a "cancel sheet." He mentions having received some letters and plans to respond to others.

This letter discusses the printing of a biography, specifically focusing on errors and the removal of "Occident traces." The writer inquires about the status of the printing, the need for corrections, and offers to assist with addressing the Benjamins in Manchester. The writer expresses concern about the timing of receiving printed materials and the need for any corrections to be addressed before further printing.