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Letter to Georg Herwegh, July 27, 1847
First published in: Marx and Engels, Works, First Russian Edition, 1934
To Georg Herwegh in Paris
Dear Herwegh,
Engels has just arrived here for a few weeks from Paris,[1] whence he has brought the following anecdote; I should be glad if you would elucidate it at the earliest opportunity.
Bernays told Ewerbeck: Herwegh came to see me and said that Marx had welcomed him in such a friendly manner that he seemed to want something of him. Bernays then gave Ewerbeck his unqualified permission to pass on this bon mot.
I would not, of course, put pen to paper on account of this piece of gossip had it not achieved a kind of notoriety among my acquaintances in Paris.
I would therefore request you to tell me categorically by return whether or not there is any truth in this.
Your
Marx
- ↑ Engels arrived in Brussels about 27 July 1847 and stayed there up to mid-October. He actively contributed to enhancing the influence of the Communist League among the German workers residing in Belgium and to the establishment of international contacts between representatives of the proletarian movement and progressive democratic circles.