Rebecca Gratz to Maria Gist Gratz - May 17, 1835

Rebecca writes to her brother Ben confirming receipt of his letter, news of Maria Gist, and that Hyman has returned home.

Rebecca writes to her brother Ben about the character of Sylvester Larned, a pastor, who is romantically interested in Maria Gist Gratz, Ben's future wife. She also updates him on the health and travels of family and friends.

This is a letter from President George W. Bush to The Honorable Elie Wiesel, dated May 11, 2007, originating from The White House in Washington. The letter thanks Wiesel for his visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and expresses Bush's gratitude for Wiesel's courage and bravery in the face of evil. Bush states that Wiesel represents "the best of humanity" and acknowledges his dedicated efforts to pass on the lessons of the Holocaust to future generations. The document includes a handwritten signature by George W. Bush. A handwritten note at the bottom indicates it was "received 5/29/07" and that a "signed photo" was also sent.

Rebecca writes to her sister-in-law Maria, expressing her condolences on a recent death in her family and updates on the social events her family is participating in.

A personal letter from François Gros, Honorary Permanent Secretary of the Académie des Sciences, to Elie Wiesel, dated November 28th (year unspecified). Gros expresses his deep affection and admiration for Wiesel. He mentions that he and Danièle learned about Wiesel's successful heart operation from a France V broadcast, which they listened to with great attention. Gros notes Wiesel's "astonishing vitality" despite his age (82, soon 87) and expresses a desire to see him soon. The letter concludes with affectionate thoughts, including regards for Marion. A postscript indicates that Gros learned Wiesel was staying at Fouquet's, and thus addressed the short message there.