<idno>730</idno>Joseph Patrick McDonnell an Friedrich Engels in London. London, Donnerstag, 23. November 1871 Lindenberg Thomas Bearbeitung Lura Caroline Bearbeitung

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 letter Joseph Patrick McDonnell London Friedrich Engels London
8 Southboro TerraceCarlton Grove. Peckham.Nov 23rd 1871 Anniversary of the Manchester MurdersMy dear Engels

You must really forgive my silence and also my absence from the Council. I will explain when I see you. I have received some copies of the rules and resolutions but no stamps. The men are now ready for active work in several places so I hope that I will not be delayed much longer. I have not heard from the type Founders since last Friday when Hall said the matter was satisfactory. I have just now written to him.

Will you kindly, if you have it by you—send me by post to-morrow the Cork Examiner in which the Morning Advertiser article about me appears. I am to have an important meeting on Saturday night next in Westminster. I enclose a part from the “Irishman” of Saturday last.Die Beilage ist nicht überliefert. It will partly explain the conduct of Mr Murphy. Mrs Mc D joins me in kindest wishes to you and Mrs Engels

Always yours faithfullyJ P McDonnell