Marx to Engels, 14 November 1862

Written: 14 November 1862
Sent by: Karl Marx, in London
Sent to: Friedrich Engels, in Manchester
First published: Der Briefwechsel zwischen F. Engels und K. Marx, Volume 3, Stuttgart, 1913
Original language: German
Edition language: English
Type: Letter
Source: WikiRouge
Collection: Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 41, p. 427
Correspondence: Marx–Engels Correspondence

[London, 14 November 1862]

Dear Engels,

Since you have just sent money to Eccarius and, on top of that, paid out the large sum for Lassalle's bill, you will, of course, be very blanc! Nevertheless, I must ask you to send me a small sum by Monday, for I have to buy coal and 'victuals', which, SINCE the épicier Grocer. See more has been refusing me credit for the past 3 weeks, I must, nevertheless, buy from him cash down until the swine has been paid off, otherwise I shall be prosecuted.

Salut.

Your

K. M.