{Manchester,] 17 February 1869 

Dear Moor, 

I shall have the report”*! reapy for you by next Tuesday,* though 
I don’t know what interests you mainly. Enclosed is a letter from 
Lugau.””° 

Best thanks for the Westbury story.’ I return, enclosed, the 
letter to Borkheim. I shall ask my sharebroker about it. 

Enclosed is the extract made by the illustrious Gaudissart about 
Bakunin,” together with annotations. You see that the main 
strong passages, which he quoted to us in Russian, only exist in his 
imagination. Still, the Pan-Slavism is really spread rather too 
thickly, in particular the threats against the Poles are significant. 
And the dissolution of the Russian Empire is qualified by the fact 
that Great Russia should still become the centre of the Slav 
confederation. 

Your 
F. E.