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                            Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
                        <p>Archivsignatur des Moskauer Marx-Engels-Instituts (IMĖ) auf der
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                <opener><dateline sameAs="MBDatumszeile"><pb/> 74 Ladywood
                        Road<lb/>Birmingham<lb/>29 July 1871</dateline><salute sameAs="MBAnrede">Dear <choice>
                            <sic>Docter</sic>
                            <corr cert="high">Doctor</corr>
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                <p rend="MBTextOhneEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">It is evident by the non
                    publication of my letter in the <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Telegraph</bibl> of yesterday, that the
                    Editor
                    is desirous of doing me as much injury as possible by delaying <ref xml:id="f06d00c8-ebc6-40ee-ad00-c8ebc6b0eea5" corresp="#c66050d8-20a2-4a90-a050-d820a24a90a1" type="editorialNote">my reply to their paragraph</ref><note xml:id="c66050d8-20a2-4a90-a050-d820a24a90a1" corresp="#f06d00c8-ebc6-40ee-ad00-c8ebc6b0eea5" type="editorial">Siehe <ref target="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M7514332">R. Reid an Marx,
                                27.7.1871</ref>.</note>, <space dim="horizontal" unit="words" quantity="1"/>I have not a shaddow of a doubt on my mind but they were aware
                    of my connection with the paper when they published the paragraph, At all events
                    they were bound to make inquiry before publishing the contradiction</p>
                <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I consulted an <expan resp="editor" sameAs="dottet_underline">at<ex>t</ex>orney</expan> yesterday
                    who is of opinion that they are responsable for their Agent in Paris who engaged
                    me, that their plea of ignorance will <choice>
                        <sic>availl</sic>
                        <corr cert="high">avail</corr>
                    </choice> nothing, <space dim="horizontal" unit="words" quantity="1"/>And he
                    wrote them to the effect that if they do not immediately contradict their
                    paragraph that <choice>
                        <sic>furthur</sic>
                        <corr cert="high">further</corr>
                    </choice> proceedings would be taken,</p>
                <closer sameAs="MBUnterschrift"><signed>Yours Truly<lb/>Rob<hi rendition="#sup">t</hi> Reid</signed><lb/><lb/><address>
                        <addrLine>To D<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi> Karl Marx</addrLine>
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