{London, not later than 27 July 1871) 
Dear Liebknecht, 

Herewith the final portion. 
When I gave you the Peasant War, you did not even send me a 

a Gertrud and Franziska Kugelmann - > K. Marx, ‘Letter to Frederick Greenwood, 
the Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette’. - < K. Marx, The Civil War in France. - 4 of the 
German translation of Marx’s The Civil War in France 

single copy of it.” In order to procure some, I had to order them 
through the local Workers’ Society.” This time I am counting on 
more decent treatment and would like to have for myself 25 copies 
of a separate offprint of the Address. I not only have private debts 
of politeness to repay, but I also have to present copies to the local 
and other German workers. Apart from myself, the General 
Council should also be sent 25 copies. You can add 50 copies of 
Borkheim’s pamphlet, for which we shall pay, as well as around 
6 copies each of your other publications (1 doz. each of Bebel’s 
and of Dietzgen’s things), for which we shall pay too.”” 

Your 
F. E. 

We shall also have the German translation printed in America as 
soon as the complete text becomes available.