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               <idno>313</idno>Edward Spencer Beesly an Karl Marx in London. Seaton,
                    Dienstag, 20. September 1870</title>
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                  <p>Soweit aus der Fotokopie zu ersehen ist, besteht der Brief aus einem
                            Bogen weißem Papier. Beesly hat die ersten drei Seiten vollständig, die
                            vierte Seite zu einem Drittel beschrieben. Die erste Seite ist schwarz
                            umrandet. Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
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               <term key="M3079638">Krieg Deutschland-Frankreich</term>
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                  <pb/> Seaton.<lb/>Axminster.<lb/>20 Sep.
                        1870</dateline>
               <salute sameAs="MBAnrede">My dear Sir</salute>
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            <p sameAs="MBTextohneEinzug">Do not trouble yourself to prepare any materials for me
                    till I have seen you. I will call on you on Sunday morning next at 11 o’clock if
                    that suits you and then we can arrange what sort of materials I want.</p>
            <p sameAs="MBTextmitEinzug">Public feeling is getting hotter every day. I do <pb/> not anticipate that England will act even in the mildest way. But all
                    this excitement is leavening the mass for us.</p>
            <p sameAs="MBTextmitEinzug">I thought there was a curious abruptness &amp;
                    fragmentary appearance about <ref xml:id="d035686a-b10c-48ab-b568-6ab10c18abad" corresp="#e5de42b4-6c7d-4470-9e42-b46c7d84704a" type="editorialNote">M<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi>
                            Engels’
                            article,</ref><note xml:id="e5de42b4-6c7d-4470-9e42-b46c7d84704a" corresp="#d035686a-b10c-48ab-b568-6ab10c18abad" type="editorial">Siehe <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/RUT9QI8N">Friedrich Engels: Notes on the War</bibl>. (<bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/AE939SQE">MEGA<hi rendition="#sup">2</hi> I/21</bibl>. S. 251–476 u.
                            1613–1738).</note> so <pb/> that I read it twice without
                    completely following the arguments. <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0004214 http://viaf.org/viaf/48791206">Greenwood</persName>’s mangling explains it – What noxious animal that
                    is!</p>
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               <signed>Yours very truly<lb/>E S Beesly</signed>
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               <p>I sent a copy of <ref xml:id="b0aac216-3927-4232-aac2-1639271232bf" corresp="#a38f66d6-bcab-47b0-8f66-d6bcab97b03b" type="editorialNote">my <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/UKC6QK6F">pamphlet</bibl>
                     </ref><note xml:id="a38f66d6-bcab-47b0-8f66-d6bcab97b03b" corresp="#b0aac216-3927-4232-aac2-1639271232bf" type="editorial">
                        <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/UKC6QK6F">E. S. Beesly: A
                                    word for France. Addressed to the workmen of London</bibl>
                                (siehe <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/AE939SQE">MEGA<hi rendition="#sup">2</hi> I/21</bibl>. S. 1757). Siehe <ref target="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M5151012">Marx
                                    an E. S. Beesly,
                            12.9.1870</ref>.</note> to <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0007810 http://d-nb.info/gnd/118568671">Lafargue</persName>
                  <pb/> at Rue de Cherche Midi which he will not have received. I hope you
                        have told him my sentiments. </p>
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