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Title: Engels to Henry Mayers Hyndman, [London, about 31 March 1882] (draft)
Description: Draft: Engels thanks Hyndman for the pamphlet on Thomas Spence and puts off meeting him until he has set himself right with Marx.
Author: Friedrich Engels
Date: 1882-03-31
URL: https://marxismo.school/archivo/marx-engels/cartas/originales/1882-03-31%20Engels%20to%20Henry%20Mayers%20Hyndman
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*Friedrich Engels to Henry Mayers Hyndman in London, [London, about 31 March 1882]; draft. Manuscript preserved at the IISG (Karl Marx / Friedrich Engels Papers, inv. K 586), transcribed from the digital facsimile by the Escuela de marxismo, 2026 (double reading and collation with the image). Written in English. Diplomatic transcription: spelling, capitals and punctuation as in the manuscript; deletions as ~~text~~ where legible, otherwise ~~[ilegible]~~; interlinear additions inserted where marked, with a note; [?] after an uncertain reading; [ilegible] for an illegible word. [Traducción al español](https://marxismo.school/archivo/marx-engels/cartas/1882-03-31%20Engels%20a%20Henry%20Mayers%20Hyndman)*

Dear Sir

I thank you for the pamphlet you have sent me & ~~considering it~~[?] am very glad that glorious old Tom Spence has been brought out again.

I shall be very happy to make your personal acquaintance as soon as you shall have set yourself right with my friend Marx whom I see you can now afford to quote

Yours truly

F. E.