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To the Chairman of a Refugee Meeting in London
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Source: Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 10, p. 389;
Written: London, June 30, 1850;
First published: Marx/Engels, Works, second Russ. ed. Vol 27, Moscow, 1962.
Written: London, June 30, 1850;
First published: Marx/Engels, Works, second Russ. ed. Vol 27, Moscow, 1962.
Keywords : United Kingdom, Revolutions of 1848
[Rough copy)
[London,] June 30 [,1850]
Citizen Chairman,
While the June Revolution was attacked by all the watchdogs of the bourgeois class, I publicly defended those terrible days, which for me are the greatest manifestation of the struggle which the working class is pursuing against the capitalist class.
If I am absent from this refugee celebration today, it is because I am completely prevented by illness from being in your midst; my heart is with you.
Greetings and fraternity,
Karl Marx