<idno>685</idno>Edward Truelove an Karl Marx in London. London, Mittwoch, 8. November 1871 Lindenberg Thomas Bearbeitung Lura Caroline Bearbeitung

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 letter Edward Truelove London Karl Marx London
Nov 8./71 My dear Sir

Before giving the final order to the printer to go to press I think it right that you should see the revise once moreEs handelt sich um: Karl Marx: General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the International Working Men's Association. Siehe E. Truelove an Marx, 6.11.1871.

I think the printer has not made the correction you wanted in the 14th page that you meant

Does not the words by order, and in the name &c &c, belong to the appendix; should they not appear above the ═══════

I do not know whether it is made compulsory, but I think it ought, that all members should on joining your association be expected to pay for a Copy of the Rules

I think you will excuse me for presuming to suggest these little matters for your consideration and remain

Yours faithfullyE. Truelove

I also think that it would be much better if the names of the General Council were to be transferred to the 15th page