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                <title><idno>212</idno>Edward Truelove an Karl Marx in London. London, Donnerstag,
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                        <p>Soweit aus der Fotokopie zu ersehen ist, besteht der Brief aus einem
                            Blatt weißem Papier. Truelove hat beide Seiten vollständig beschrieben.
                            Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
                        <p>Von unbekannter Hand: Nummerierung des Briefes mit Bleistift oben auf der
                            ersten Seite.: „12“ und Datumsvermerk: „15/6 71“.</p>
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                            <bibl>RGASPI f. 21 op. 1 d. 83/1</bibl>
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                        <bibl type="print" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/W5MKBP48">Erstveröffentlichung: in
                            russischer Übersetzung: Первый Интернационал и Парижская Коммуна
                            1871-1971. Moskau 1972. S. 518/519.</bibl>
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                        <bibl type="print">In der Sprache des Originals wird der Brief hier erstmals
                            veröffentlicht.</bibl>
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                <opener><salute sameAs="MBAnrede"><pb/> Dear Sir,</salute></opener>
                <p><ref xml:id="f187411f-f5fc-4d9f-8741-1ff5fcdd9fe8" corresp="#b1e0f47d-1eb5-44a6-a0f4-7d1eb504a6dd" type="editorialNote">You
                            say “It appears that no paper except the <hi rendition="#u"><bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Daily
                                    News</bibl></hi> has received a copy of our <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/Q8PAC3PL">address</bibl> in
                            time for noting in this mornings publication”.</ref><note xml:id="b1e0f47d-1eb5-44a6-a0f4-7d1eb504a6dd" corresp="#f187411f-f5fc-4d9f-8741-1ff5fcdd9fe8" type="editorial">Vermutlich hatte <ref target="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M8947859">Marx an E.
                                Truelove vor dem 15. Juni 1871</ref> einen nicht überliefterten
                            Brief geschrieben, aus dem hier zitiert wird.</note> In reply I
                    beg to say that I sent copies to them all on <hi rendition="#u">Tuesday</hi>
                    afternoon and I said so publicly at the meeting of which you was Chairman and if
                    you look carefully at yesterdays papers I think you will find notices in
                    several. The front article in <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">the
                        Echo</bibl> commented on the <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/Q8PAC3PL">Address</bibl>
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                <p>It does not follow<supplied cert="high">,</supplied> because for <pb/> reasons
                    best known to themselves they refuse to notice the Address<supplied cert="high">,</supplied> that they have not received it.— The Daily News of this
                    morning has the Ad<hi rendition="#sup">t</hi> I have not had the opportunity to
                    look at other papers, but the same Ad<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi> was taken by
                    myself to the <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Times</bibl>
                    <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Pall Mall</bibl>, <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Standard</bibl>, <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Echo</bibl>, <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Beehive</bibl>
                    <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Reynolds</bibl> and <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Spectator</bibl> — and for which I paid
                    £1.10.0.– I should not be at all surprised if I found to day that some of them
                    have refused to put the Ad<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi> in their papers. It is
                    their policy to burke every thing like your address. They burked <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/IR4W4SY7">our
                        “Robert Owen” centenary</bibl>.</p>
                <closer sameAs="MBUnterschrift"><signed>Yours faith<hi rendition="#sup">y</hi><lb/>E.
                    Truelove</signed><dateline>June 15/71. </dateline></closer>
                
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