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{[London, about 11 April 1850) 

Attention Schuberth 

1. Following dispatch of the 3rd issue,“ we now await at the 
earliest possible date the statement concerning the sales of the 3 
issues and an adjustment of the balance, and if this cannot be done 
before 15 April, he is to write and tell us. But at all events, to 
advise by return how many copies of the 3rd issue have been run 
off and what proportion of these are against firm orders. Only a 
few hundred in excess of firm orders are to be run off. 

2. Since Schuberth does not consider it necessary for Mr Hagen 

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to act as responsible editor, he is in no circumstances to alter a single 
word of the manuscript. We hereby inform him that, should this 
none the less occur, we must forthwith sever our connection with 
him. Hagen is instructed to ensure that nothing is altered. 

3. Since, contrary to our instructions, Schuberth sent Naut 300 
copies instead of 450, Naut is to take such copies as he needs from 
the 150 which Schuberth sent to Eisen. We further expect that the 
dispatch of copies to Naut will, in future, always be made at the 
same time as those to Eisen. Should we receive further complaints, 
we shall have to take other measures. Similarly we expect that in 
future the 50 copies for London will be dispatched by the first 
steamer after the issue is ready. 

(A letter to be written to Hagen and enclosed with Schuberth’s.)