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Letter from Abraham de Sola to Isaac Leeser;June 24, 1866Letter from Abraham de Sola in Montreal to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, discussing the celebration of his son's Bar Mitzvah, the establishment of a Jewish college, and the need for a strong rabbi in Charleston. De Sola also inquires about Hebrew periodicals.
Letter from David Meldola to Isaac Leeser;February 14, 1851Meldola writes to Leeser expressing his disappointment at not receiving a letter, then discusses a Mr. Morais and his application for a position, possibly at Leeser's congregation. He details conversations with various individuals, including Mrs. Levi, and offers his advice and insights regarding the situation. The letter also contains expressions of concern and support for Leeser, interwoven with Hebrew phrases and commentary on the situation.
Letter from Jonas Bondi to Isaac Leeser;March 14, 1860This letter from Jonah Bondi to Isaac Leeser discusses several topics, including the rejection of Bondi's articles by Leeser's newspaper, the appointment of shochetim (ritual slaughterers) in the Portuguese congregation in Philadelphia, and the activities of various figures in the Jewish community. Bondi expresses frustration over the rejection of his articles and criticizes the decisions made by the Portuguese congregation regarding the shochetim. He also comments on the actions and writings of several individuals, including Frankel, Szold, Krones, and others, often with critical or satirical remarks. The letter touches upon theological debates, institutional matters within the Jewish community, and personal grievances.
Letter from Jonas Bondi to Isaac Leeser;March 22, 1860Letter from Jonas Bondi to Isaac Leeser discussing the rejection of Bondi's articles for Leeser's newspaper, the appointment of shochetim (ritual slaughterers) in the Portuguese congregation in Philadelphia, and other matters. Bondi expresses frustration at the rejection of his articles, discusses issues with the appointment of shochetim, and shares news from various figures in the Jewish world, including Frankel and Szold. He also requests a speaking engagement and seeks advice from Leeser.