[Manchester, about 21 February 1863} 

Dear Moor, 

I shall send you the stuff for the manifesto’*—quite brief—, but 
it is pretty sure to contain a good deal that partly encroaches on 
your province—you will have to deal with this. 

Ad vocem” pamphlet: I thought of dividing the thing up as 
follows: 1. Russia’s military position vis-a-vis the West and South 
before, 2. ditto after, the 3 partitions of Poland, 3. ditto after 
1814,°!* 4. the attitude of Russia and Germany after the restora- 
tion of Poland. (Something will have to be said here about 
Prussian Poland, linguistic boundaries, and the statistical propor- 
tions of the mixed population.) All in all, at most 3-4 sheets; title: 
Germany and Poland. Political-Military Considerations on the 
Occasion of the Polish Uprising of 1863.°'* It would then be up to 
you to go over your notes in the meantime and prepare them to 
the extent of being able, immediately on receipt of the ms., either 
to fit them in at the appropriate places or include them as an 
appendix and refer to them as necessary. If you have any further 
observations to make about this, write and tell me as soon as 
possible so that I can bear them in mind. 

Your 
F. E.