Manchester, 4 March 1869 

Dear Moor, 

I must leave it quite up to you to do what you think best about 
the article.” For my part, I do not think that the article would have 
any sort of effect in Liebknecht’s paper‘ in instalments of 1 or 2 
columns, since it would thus be spread over two years. On the other 
hand, if he wanted to print it cheaply for the workers, this would 
be different and could have an impact. Since he is now involved in 
a row with Schweitzer,’ I would suggest to him that he publish 
the last section of my pamphlet on military questions in his sheet, 
or ask Meissner the price at which he would allow him to sell the 
remainder (he once asked me about this through Moore, but as I 
have had no occasion to write to him since, this too has remained 
unanswered). If, however, he should reprint the article, he must 

a deleted in the original: ‘You cannot, therefore, expect contributions from me in the 
near future, but I can assure you of such in the long view.— Yours faithfully’ - > See 
this volume, p. 228. - © Demokratisches Wochenblatt - 4 F. Engels, The Prussian Military 
Question and the German Workers’ Party 

indicate the source. I myself have not got a copy and you cannot 
part with yours either; we must keep one, after all! 

Your 
F. E.