Letter from Karl Marx to Hermann Jung in London, [London,] 13 August [1869]. Written in English. Text after a photocopy of the manuscript, MEGAdigital (MEGA² III/16, letter no. 265), Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, CC BY-SA 4.0, without the editors' apparatus. Traducción al español
13 August.
Dear Jung,
Your letter just received (2 o’clock.)
Go at all events. The sending of Applegarth by his own Union will show to the continentals that the English workmen are not so indifferent in regard to the „International“ as their illwishers say.
It is only a pity that Applegarth does not even assist at our present discussions, so as to be able to represent our views.
If care be not taken, the asses of Denmarkstreet may work mischief. A letter ought also to be written to our Pole—I have not his address.
Yours truly
K. M.