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Letter to the Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette
Published in Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 22
First published in The Pall Mall Gazette, No. 1972, June 9, 1871
Reproduced from the newspaper, verified with the manuscript; the covering letter is reproduced from the manuscript
F. GREENWOOD, ESQ.
8 June 1871
My dear Sir,
Would you oblige me by inserting the following few lines in your next publication?
Yours faithfully,
K. Marx
To the Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette
Sir,
From the Paris correspondence of your yesterday’s publication, I see that while fancying to live at London, I was, in reality, arrested in Holland on the request of Bismarck-Favre. But, maybe, this is but one of the innumerable sensational stories about the International which for the last two months the Franco-Prussian police has never tired of fabricating, the Versailles press of publishing, and the rest of the European press of reproducing.
I have the honour, Sir, to be
Yours obediently,
Karl Marx
1, Modena Villas, Maitland Park.
June 8, 1871