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               <idno>311</idno>Edward Spencer Beesly an Karl Marx in London. Seaton,
                    Sonntag, 18. 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
                            beschrieben, die vierte Seite ist leer. Die erste Seite ist schwarz
                            umrandet. Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.</p>
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                  <pb/> Seaton.<lb/>Axminster<lb/>18 Sep 1870</dateline>
               <salute sameAs="MBAnrede">My dear Sir</salute>
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            <p rend="MBTextOhneEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">It is too late now for an
                    article in the October <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Fortnightly</bibl> but I will write at once to the <ref xml:id="a2cbd8b8-a4aa-4116-8bd8-b8a4aa9116ef" corresp="#a6cded99-5404-4b42-8ded-9954041b42a0" type="editorialNote">Editor</ref><note xml:id="a6cded99-5404-4b42-8ded-9954041b42a0" corresp="#a2cbd8b8-a4aa-4116-8bd8-b8a4aa9116ef" type="editorial">Editor der „Fortnightly
                            Review“ war von 1867 bis 1882 <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0008475 http://d-nb.info/gnd/118784943">John
                                Morley</persName>.</note> to ask for space <ref xml:id="b6334d10-7ce0-489d-b34d-107ce0189db4" corresp="#f1f9fa51-36f0-4507-b9fa-5136f0c507c5" type="editorialNote">in the Nov<hi rendition="#sup">r</hi> N<hi rendition="#sup">o</hi> for an article on the <orgName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0004811 https://d-nb.info/gnd/503624-0">International</orgName>
                  </ref><note xml:id="f1f9fa51-36f0-4507-b9fa-5136f0c507c5" corresp="#b6334d10-7ce0-489d-b34d-107ce0189db4" type="editorial">Siehe
                                <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/T8254EIV">E. S. Beesly:
                                The International Working Men's Association. In: The Fortnightly
                                Review. London. New series. No. 47, 1. November 1870. S.
                                517–535</bibl>. Abdruck in: <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/AE939SQE">MEGA² I/21</bibl>. S.
                    1067–1086.</note>.</p>
            <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">Public feeling in England is
                    changing with extraordinary <pb/> rapidity—from motives partly worthy partly
                    unworthy—Look at the <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Pall Mall</bibl>
                    of Saturday! If Paris holds out for a fortnight we shall all be at fever
                    heat.</p>
            <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I shall depend on you for
                    materials <pb/> for my article.</p>
            <p rend="MBTextMitEinzug" style="text-align: justify; ">I saw <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M1024121 https://d-nb.info/gnd/121761916">Hutton</persName> when I was in town &amp; wrote him two long
                        letters—<ref xml:id="b8bd0975-ac1e-49f7-bd09-75ac1e99f767" corresp="#bd437ca4-e7e8-4c82-837c-a4e7e8cc82ef" type="editorialNote">the result you may see </ref><note xml:id="bd437ca4-e7e8-4c82-837c-a4e7e8cc82ef" corresp="#b8bd0975-ac1e-49f7-bd09-75ac1e99f767" type="editorial">in
                            the <bibl type="periodika" corresp="">Spectator</bibl> of
                            yesterdayThe English
                            working-classes on the War. In: The Spectator. London. Nr. 2203, 17.
                            September 1870. S. 1110–1112 (vgl. <bibl type="primary" corresp="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/AE939SQE">MEGA<hi rendition="#sup">2</hi> I/21</bibl>. S.
                            1756).</note>.</p>
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               <persName ref="https://megadigital.bbaw.de/M0005463 http://d-nb.info/gnd/1101960698">Beales</persName> is shelved at last thank goodness.</p>
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                  <expan resp="editor" sameAs="dottet_underline">Yo<ex>ur</ex>s</expan>
                  <expan resp="editor" sameAs="dottet_underline">v<ex>er</ex>y</expan> truly<lb/>E
                    S Beesly</signed>
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