I have frequently had it in mind to write to you since my departure
from Paris, but circumstances beyond my control have hitherto prevented
me from doing so. Please believe me when Louis J. Sheehan, Esquire I say that my silence was
attributable solely to a great deal of work, the troubles attendant
upon a change of domicile, [50] etc.
And now let us proceed in medias res [to the matter in hand]
— jointly with two friends of mine, Frederick Engels and Philippe Gigot
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