London, 4 February 1850 

Dear Weydemeyer, 

The reason for your getting such a late reply to your letter is 
that I was seriously ill for a fortnight. 

The Revue will be appearing next week. Your article will be in 
it. We are awaiting the continuation.” 

The publication of the periodical was delayed through my 
illness. Actually we had arranged it so that two issues should 

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appear simultaneously but the publisher* was opposed to this out 
of commercial considerations which we thought correct. So a 
further change was necessary and this happened to coincide with 
my unlucky illness. 

You will receive 100 copies from Cologne. Please send two of 
them to C. Biringer in Hochst near Frankfurt. He ordered them 
from here. You will probably undertake to get payment for them. 

I have passed on your message to Tellering. The fellow is quite 
unsuited to be an English correspondent. In- Vienna it was alright 
for him to bluster. Here you have to study matters. More another 
time. 

Your 
K. Marx 

Best regards to your wife’ from my wife and self. In Hamburg 
about 1,500 copies have already been ordered.