London, 2 August 1860 
9 Grafton Terrace, Maitland Park, 
Haverstock Hill 

Sir, 

I regret that, having been out of town for a few days, I did not 
receive your letter until today.*’ I enclose the sum of 32 
Reichstalers, and, while tendering my best thanks for your careful 
attention to my affairs to date, would request you to go ahead with 
the appeal in the Supreme Tribunal. Though I do not expect to be 
successful, no stone should be left unturned in the endeavour to 
obtain justice. Legally the argument put forward by the High 
Court appears to me to be quite untenable. 

a at all costs - > K. Marx, Herr Vogt.-* Engels wrote the article ‘Garibaldi’s 
Movements’. 

I should be exceedingly grateful if you would send me by return 
your petition of 21.6.60 or, should the latter have to remain on 
the files for the time being, ask your secretary to make a summary 
of the charges contained therein (along with a list of the 
documents supporting the individual charges) and remit me the 
same. 

I have, Sir, the honour to be 

Your obedient Servant 
Dr Karl Marx