London, 5 May 1892 

Dear Mr Dietz, 

In response to your favour of 28 April an unbound copy of the Con- 
dition of the Working-Class in England went off to you on the 2nd inst. 
by registered mail, done up in a strong wrapper; I trust you have re- 
ceived it. 

From what you say, it is not clear how much of a free hand Wigand 
has given you as regards publication in the Internationale Biblio- 
thek — whether for one edition of a stipulated size or for as many, 
over as long a period, as you and I may agree. To judge by your 
afore-mentioned letter, the latter would appear to be the case. 
I would be much obliged if you could let me have further details; in 
matters of business it is important for me to know what my position is. 

Cordial regards, 

Yours, 
F. Engels