{[London,] 11 November 1870 
Dear Imandt, 

Your nephew‘ arrived yesterday morning. Your letter came 
today. However, we have resolved in a full family council that 

a abolition of the state - > Committee of Salvation of France - © Robert Imandt 

Imandt junior should stay here until Wednesday* and then leave 
on the steamer. 

Firstly, as far as his departure itself is concerned, we do not wish 
to lose the pleasure of his company so soon, and it will do him 
good to take a breather. 

Secondly, quoad’ the method of travel, he arrived here from 
Southampton quite frozen, and the train journey to Dundee 
would be far too exhausting for him (and it would be even worse 
in the 3rd class), whereas travelling First class by boat for 20sh., he 
would receive his due measure of warmth. 

He is a very sound and well-educated young man who has given 
us all immense pleasure. 

I hope that you are satisfied with this arrangement. 

Salut. 

Your 
K. M. 

Apropos, our Wilhelm, not rex, but Wilhelm Liebknecht is a real 
thorn in the side of the Prussians with his Volksstaat even though 
he imagines, in his narrow-minded way, that he always has to say 
black when the enemy says white and vice versa. In consequence 
he takes ali the phrases of someone like Gambetta and his consorts 
at their face value and so constantly deceives his readers on 
matters of fact in just the same way as the French are entertained 
with FALSE NEWs by their GOVERNORS. 

Mr Freiligrath, meanwhile, has become the producer of feelings 
for the NATIONAL LIBERAL Philistine. And rightly so. He has to give 
something in return for the proceeds of the collections wuicn HE Has 
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