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               <idno>127</idno>John Dakyns an Karl Marx in London. Skipton, Sonntag, 1. Mai
                    1870</title>
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                  <p>Soweit aus der Fotokopie zu ersehen ist, besteht der Brief aus einem Bogen weißem Papier. Dakyns hat die ersten
                            zwei Seiten vollständig beschrieben, die dritte und vierte Seite sind
                            leer. Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
                  <p>Von unbekannter Hand: Vermerk auf der ersten Seite mit Bleistift:
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                     <bibl>RGASPI f. 1 op. 5 d. 2116</bibl>
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               <term key="M0002035">Lektüren im Korrespondentenkreis</term>
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               <term key="M0002313">Gesellschaftsleben/Exilantenleben in London u. Manchester
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                  <pb/> Devonshire
                        Hotel.<lb/>Skipton.<lb/>May 1. 70.</dateline>
               <salute sameAs="MBAnrede">Dear
                            D<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi> Marx</salute>
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            <p rend="MBTextOhneEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I had not time to write to
                    you on Friday. I wished to tell you that <ref xml:id="f8209f69-d6ed-4da6-a09f-69d6ed1da6f3" corresp="#c4643996-43d2-4d7d-a439-9643d2bd7dd8" type="editorialNote">Holyoake</ref><note xml:id="c4643996-43d2-4d7d-a439-9643d2bd7dd8" corresp="#f8209f69-d6ed-4da6-a09f-69d6ed1da6f3" type="editorial">Vermutlich <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0007384 http://d-nb.info/gnd/118887378">George Jacob
                                Holyoake</persName>.</note> was right: I have the blue book:
                    it is called</p>
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               <hi rendition="#c">
                  <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/LAWGJLPH">Reports<lb/>from<lb/>Her Majesty’s diplomatic,
                            consular<lb/>agents abroad,<lb/>respecting the<lb/>Condition<lb/>of
                            the<lb/>Industrial Classes<lb/>in<lb/>Foreign
                            Countries.<lb/>1870.</bibl>
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            <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug">The weather is rough and wild: <pb/> lowering clouds &amp;
                    driving storms of rain or scanty snow flakes swap over the hills; but to day the
                    sun shines out at intervals.</p>
            <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug">My regards to the ladies:
                    I hope they
                    enjoyed the sound of the <ref xml:id="c245e83b-84f8-41a6-85e8-3b84f841a66e" corresp="#a2f027f7-89fa-4723-b027-f789fa37238a" type="editorialNote">“<bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/">Magic
                            flute</bibl>”</ref><note xml:id="a2f027f7-89fa-4723-b027-f789fa37238a" corresp="#c245e83b-84f8-41a6-85e8-3b84f841a66e" type="editorial">
                     <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/">Mozarts
                            „Zauberflöte“</bibl>.</note>.</p>
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                  <expan resp="editor" sameAs="dottet_underline">Y<ex>ou</ex>r</expan> truly<lb/>J. R.
                        Dakyns.</signed>
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                  <ref xml:id="d74111f1-05fd-48ee-8111-f105fd68eef5" corresp="#c03af19d-1008-4f0a-baf1-9d1008ff0a2b" type="editorialNote">
                        <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M2028951 https://d-nb.info/gnd/1053815867">Green</persName>
                     </ref><note xml:id="c03af19d-1008-4f0a-baf1-9d1008ff0a2b" corresp="#d74111f1-05fd-48ee-8111-f105fd68eef5" type="editorial">Siehe auch <ref target="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0001057">Marx
                                    an Jenny Marx (Tochter),
                                10.6.1869</ref>.</note> sends his kind
                        regards: he is in a rather rampant state, because the Sunday Advocate or
                        some such paper has printed a ludicrously bad report, full of mistakes, of
                        his lecture at S<hi rendition="#sup">t</hi> Georges Hall. </p>
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