Letter from I. Jacobs;February 08, 1856
- Title
- Letter from I. Jacobs;February 08, 1856
- Author
- I. Jacobs
- Date Created
- 8 February 1856
- Format
- Letter. 1 page(s) on 1 sheet(s).
- Legal
- Type
- Letter
- Language(s)
- English
- Physical Characteristics
- Unlined Paper
- Fragment
- Manuscript
- content
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insolent abuse and I did not even consider ? ? him for once and now for south where I for once do take him in hand and exhibit his errors, and the shameless effrontery which he has been exhibiting he cries out, against he "a want of dignity—&c" Bah, You are beaten, beaten, beaten, dead as Julius Ceaser. Come out of your shell of dignity if there is any life left in you. An T honorable man only looks to the cause for which he fights, he does not cry out to his antagonist look at my mail and be frightened. Remember Goliah was a greater Philistine than ever you are and yet David killed him. More anon.
I Jacobs
Charleston SC. Feby 8th 1856 - Identifier
- LSKAP20-1038
- Date
- 1856-02-08
Part of Letter from I. Jacobs;February 08, 1856
I. Jacobs, “Letter from I. Jacobs;February 08, 1856”, 1856-02-08, Isaac Leeser Digital Repository, accessed September 7, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/leeser/item/69571