{[London,] 21 January 1877 
41 Maitland Park Crescent, N. W. 
Dear Sir, 

The bearer of this letter, my nephew, Mr Henry Juta of Cape 
Town, wants to complete his general studies at the London 
University, and, at the same time, to become a member of the 
Inner Temple.** For the latter purpose he has to sign a paper 
stating that he is no attorney etc. and his own signature has to be 

a F, Engels, Dtalectics of Nature. 

countersigned by two barristers attesting that he is a proper 

person etc. As the affair is very pressing, I have taken the liberty 

to direct him to you in the hope that you will be so kind as to 

instruct the young man how to find his way out of this difficulty. 
I have the honour, Sir, to be 

Yours sincerely 
Karl Marx 

Fd. Harrison, Esq.