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To the Workers' and Peasants' Association of Lower Lombardy (Section of the International) in Lodi
| Author(s) | First International Frederick Engels |
|---|---|
| Written | 13 November 1872 |
Printed according to the newspaper
Translated from the Italian
Published in English for the first time
Source: Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 23
Engels wrote about the formation of the Lodi Section in October 1872, the Rules of which corresponded to the General Rules of the International, to the General Secretary Friedrich Sorge in his letter of November 2, 1872. On December 22, the General Council accepted the section into the International on Engels' proposal. In early 1873, the section ceased its activity because of police persecution.
London, November 13, 1872
Citizens,
It is with great pleasure that I have received the news of your formation as a section of the International, and I have immediately informed the new General Council in New York. I append below the address for direct correspondence with the General
Council, while I remain always at your disposal for any information, clarification or service you may desire.
Fraternal greetings,
Frederick Engels