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                <title><idno>12</idno>Sigismund Ludwig Borkheim an Karl Marx in London. London,
                    Sonntag, 18. Januar 1869</title>
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                        <p>Der Brief besteht aus einem Bogen mittelstarkem, weißem Papier im Format
                            271 × 210 mm. Borkheim hat zwei Seiten vollständig beschrieben, die
                            übrigen zwei Seiten sind leer. Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
                        <p>Ovaler Aufdruck „<hi rendition="#mPrint"><orgName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0012493 1030835">Schröder
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                                Established 1739 Bordeaux.</hi>“ auf der ersten beschriebenen Seite
                            oben links, rechts daneben Adressaufdruck „<hi rendition="#mPrint">65,
                                Fenchurch Street E.C.</hi>“ (gestrichen, darüber roter Stempel mit
                            neuer Anschrift) und Datumszeile „<hi rendition="#mPrint">London,
                                ___18_</hi>“. </p>
                        <p>Von unbekannter Hand: Nummerierung des Briefes oben links auf der ersten
                            Seite mit Bleistift: „186“.</p>
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                    <term key="M0002035">Lektüren im Korrespondentenkreis</term>
                    <term key="M0004394">Russland</term>
                    <term key="M0002227">Privates - Marx (Familie, Gesundheit,
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                            <hi rendition="#mPrint">Palmerston Buildings,</hi></addrLine>
                        <addrLine><hi rendition="#mPrint">93, Bishopsgate Street,
                            E.C.</hi></addrLine>
                        <addrLine><del rendition="#s"><hi rendition="#mPrint">65, Fenchurch Street
                                    E.C.</hi></del></addrLine>
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                        <hi rendition="#mPrint">London</hi>, 18 Jan<hi rendition="#sup">y</hi>
                        <hi rendition="#mPrint">18</hi>69</dateline><salute sameAs="MBAnrede">Dear
                    Marx,</salute></opener>
                <p rend="annotation text">Since the beginning of this year I am the subscriber to
                    the “<bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Diplomatic Review</bibl>”. I
                    had with pleasure presumed that I would find, the “Review” had made use of
                    the
                    pamphlet I sent you, the author of which is what I call one
                    of the European Finance cossacks, vulgo <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0006937 http://d-nb.info/gnd/1097269914">Isidor Gerstenberg</persName>. Such not beeing the case, I shall thank you
                    to get back <pb/> that little book at your earliest convenience.</p>
                <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I regret that you have not
                    yet been able to get an answer from the <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0006122 http://d-nb.info/gnd/17850260X">Editor</persName> of the “<bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Diplomatic Review</bibl>” as to their being disposed or not to avail
                    themselves of the notes I commenced to collect on the Russian advance in Central
                    Asia, by your advice. If the “Diplomatic Review” will not print them, I shall
                    have no difficulty in giving them the publication they merit in another
                    paper.</p>
                <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I trust your health has been
                    restored and remain, My dear Marx,</p>
                <closer sameAs="MBUnterschrift"><signed>Faithfuly Yours<lb/>S. Borkheim</signed></closer>
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