Mandate to E. Larroque

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In his letter to Engels of December 6, 1872, Auguste Serraillier wrote that E. Larroque, a leader of the International’s section in Bordeaux, had requested a provisional mandate in the name of the New York Council for the Midi. Engels drafted the mandate on the blank fourth page of Serraillier’s letter. The fair copy of the mandate, probably sent by Engels to Serraillier for signature, is not extant.

Larroque’s mandate was confirmed by the General Council at its meeting of December 22, 1872.

[London,] December 9, 72

122, Regent’s Park Road

A. Serraillier

I, the undersigned, charged by the G. C. of the Assoc, with the receipt and payment, through its hands, of sums of money which may be remitted to me for it, by virtue of powers dated the 27/10/72

Authorise Citizen E. Larroque of Bordeaux to collect and forward to me all sums of money due, either to the preceding G. C. or to the present C., for subscriptions, stamps, printed matter, etc., in the Midi of France.

This authorisation is subject to the confirmation of the G. C. to which it has been communicated.

Signed F. E.


For the signature of the G. C.

A. Serraillier