Invitation to a lecture titled "The Secret of Israel's Strong Vitality" delivered by S. Roubin at Congregation Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The exact date of the lecture is unknown; the invitation is undated.
Subject: Lectures and Lecturers
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A mimeographed letter from J. G. Rosengarten to multiple recipients, dated December 27, 1897, soliciting $25 each to underwrite a lecture series by Canon Cheyne at the University of Pennsylvania in January 1898. The letter is accompanied by a broadside detailing Canon Cheyne's credentials and a list of six lectures titled "Jewish Religious Life After Exile."
A one-page letter written by Raphael J. De Cordova on September 25, 1868, from New York, New York, to Mr. Lockport in Lockport, New York. De Cordova refuses a request to alter the financial terms of a lecture.
Two-page letter written by Raphael J. De Cordova in New York, New York, to Rabbi Sabato Morais in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on July 6, 1860. De Cordova seeks Morais's advice on transitioning his public lectures from humorous to serious topics focusing on the condition of Jews in civilized countries, specifically requesting input on the situation of Jews in Italy.