Letter to R. Maurice Lamm about His Borrowed Copy of "The Nineteen Letters" (1960)

View The Text

This content is currently available in its original PDF format. As we expand the library, we plan to add a text version as well.

Letter to R. Maurice Lamm about Receiving Sefer Emek Halacha (1963)

Dear Moishe: I just received a letter from Uncle in which he expressed astonishment that you never write to him acknowledging receipt of his Sefer (about which he is as proud as can be), which I believe you received from Pop. I suggest that you do Uncle the courtesy of writing to him at 16 Lincoln Street, Jerusalem. Yours, Norman.

Biographical Material

Letter to R. Maurice Lamm about Status of Press Release for His Book (1969)

Dear Moishe: What is this business with Twersky? He tells me that he met you in Lakewood and that you said it is now up to me to provide a proper press release on your book. To the best of my recollection, you were supposed to choose a section which you consider pertinent and then try to write it up, with me re-writing, and then submitting to Twersky. Don't pass the buck. It stops with you. Yours, Rabbi Norman Lamm.

Biographical Material

Letter from R. Maurice Lamm Praising R. Lamm (2003)

I'm sorry to say this, but... you are really the Gadol Ha’bayis – you’re helping so many in the family, as always, but these days especially my kids and grandchildren, that they are all amazed when they come together and you are invariably the subject and the model they teach their kids when they talk about the family. It is always “the Lamms” who are the ideals, “the quintessential family.” How Mom and Pop would swoon if they just heard the echoes in Olam Ha’ba. I envy you – and, yes, I love you. Gut Shabbos, Moish

Biographical Material