Letter to Filippo Turati, March 12, 1893

Author(s) Friedrich Engels
Written 12 March 1893


First published, in the language of the original (French), in: Annali, an. I. Milano, 1958
Published in English for the first time in Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 50


ENGELS TO FILIPPO TURATI

IN MILAN

[Eastbourne,] 12 March 1893

Dear Citizen Turati,

I am sending you the proofs, though I have not been able to examine them in depth in the little time you gave me. I am staying at the sea coast for a few days, and the packet was sent to me here, which was a further loss of time.

You are free to add the programme of the International—that is, the Statutes and Preamble,[1] or the Inaugural Address of 1864,[2] as I do not have here a copy of the Russian edition of the Manifesto. I do not know exactly what it is you are talking of.

Thank you for the two brochures, which I shall read with great interest. Mme Kulishov has probably received a letter from Mme Kautsky by now. Greetings to Mme Kulishov and to yourself from Mme Kautsky and yours truly,

F.E.

  1. ↑ K. Marx, 'General Rules and Administrative Regulations of the International Working Men's Association'.
  2. ↑ K. Marx, 'Inaugural Address of the Working Men's International Association'.