London, 6 August 1886 

Dear Kautsky, 

We leave tomorrow for Eastbourne. Address 4 Cavendish Place, 
as before. 

* John T. McEnnis-° the English translation of the first volume of Capital (see 
Note 56)-° William Swan Sonnenschein -4¢ 7 August 

Have just booked a passage for Liebknecht on the Cunard steamer 
Servia and sent him the receipt. °°° 

You will find your Money orper here in an addressed envelope. Also 
sundry American Sozialists for yourself and sundry American Volks- 
zeitungs along with the Missourt Republican containing the outrageous 
interview — please keep these Volkszeitungs and the Republican 
for me. 

Will you please — when you get back——continue to forward my 
letters, etc., at regular intervals, i.e. at most every other day, but as 
a rule twice a week, just as you did before? 

The translation of the ms.* was finally completed yesterday; 
23 sheets have been set up and the proofs are in hand. 

Liebknecht is sailing from Liverpool on 4 September, the Avelings 
on 31 August.! We shall be staying here until 28 August for certain 
and if possible a week longer; it depends on Liebknecht’s arrival and 
other possible visitors. 

You will have read about the sentences in Freiberg” —6 months 
for Dietz, Heinzel and Miller, 9 for the others. °°? Typically 
German. 

Thank you for your news from Vienna. °°? Otherwise all is tran- 
quil while the world takes a breather, the one exception being the 
Russians who are surreptitiously intriguing away for all they are 
worth. Giers evidently intends to wangle something worthwhile 
out of Bismarck this year, but I don’t imagine he will succeed. 

Kindest regards to your wife. 

Your 

F.E.