Letter from Friedrich Engels to Hermann Jung in London, [London,] 1 October 1872. Manuscript preserved at the IISG (Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers, inv. K 604), transcribed from the digital facsimile by the Escuela de marxismo, 2026 (double reading and collation with the image). Diplomatic transcription: spelling, capitals, abbreviations and punctuation as in the manuscript; underlining rendered as italics; deletions as text where legible, otherwise [ilegible]; interlinear and marginal additions inserted where marked, with a note; [?] after an uncertain reading. Traducción al español
122 R. P. Rd. 1 Oct/72
Dear Jung
Can you furnish me with the addresses of the Secretaries of
1/ The Iron Founders
2/ The Ships' Carpenters
3/ The Ships' Caulkers (if they have a union).
I want these immediately in order to communicate with them on some strike affairs in Portugal – I have applied to the Br. fed. Council but cannot learn that they are taking any steps whatever, & so I must act on my own hook.
Yours truly
F. Engels
My & Mrs E's compts to Mrs J. & yourself