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Seven-page letter from I. Kalisch in Cleveland, Ohio to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated March 9, 1854 (5614). The letter is written in German and discusses Kalisch's review of Leeser's Bible translation and critiques Leeser's remarks on Kalisch's own lecture. Kalisch defends his understanding of the Talmud and criticizes Leeser's approach, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Talmud's historical context and nuances. The letter also references other scholars and works, including the writings of S.D. Luzato.

Two-page letter from M. Mayer in Charleston, South Carolina to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mayer discusses the excessive heat, an enclosed article for publication, and another enclosed letter to be passed on to Mr. M., a scholar of Talmud. Mayer describes Mr. M.'s scholarship and faults, his lack of writing, and reserved lifestyle, hoping that America will change this.