[Worthing, 30 August 1884] 

Letters received. Have ordered G. Adler’s little pamphlet: will 
doubtless be able to get hold of it in London.?°* Thank you for the 
particulars. The man shall be dealt with. Am busy with the Poverty '1° 
and hope to finish it while still here. A good deal of the philosophical 
part needs to be translated into the appropriate Hegelian jargon. 

There is no hurry about Bachofen’s Antiquarische Briefe. Meleager 

* 19 August 

has already figured in his Mutterrecht; this aspect is of importance to 
me in the present instance only in conjunction with the view I have 
put forward.* 

Over here 4 musicians, with the help of misleading music, are mak- 
ing propaganda for Bismarck by informing the English in a brand of 
Rhenish-Franconian totally incomprehensible, even to me, that they 
pledge their souls and bodies to live for thee alone, etc., and that 
Strasbourg is a city wondrous fair.” Regards to Ede. 

Your 
F. E. 

Send things to London from now on. We go back on Tuesday.?77