Adolph Hubsch papers, 1862-1897.

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Adolph Hubsch papers, 1862-1897.

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There are a total of 67 letters to Adolph Hubsch, 21 of which are from his colleague Isaac Mayer Wise, considered the father of the American Reform Movement. Other correspondents include notable Jewish rabbis and scholars from Europe and New York, Baltimore and Chicago. The correspondence dates from from 1862-1897 and is primarily written in German, with some Hebrew.

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Liebman, Adler.

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Lilienthal, M. E. (Max E.), 1815-1882

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Felsenthal, Bernhard, 1822-1908

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