Elisee Reclus Signed Autograph Letter Anarchiste Francais

  
Elisha Reclus (Saint-Foy-the-Great 1830 Torhout 1905), French geographer and anarchist. Autograph letter signed to citizen stampa. Luina di Pozzallo, Lugano, July 8, 1872; 4 pages in-8 °. After soliciting the help of his Italian friend, Elisha reclus gives his opinion on how to apprehend the clandestine newspaper. I enjoy the same freedom as you in writing in my mother tongue. First of all, I must thank you for the zeal you have shown in taking care of my good fellow palma prisoner; I would be very happy if the friends of Italy came to his aid and he did not die forgotten on the land of exile. I have to ask you also a favor for a friend of mine, a fugitive merchant and basket-maker, a manufacturer of baskets and baskets.

I find it very hindered but holding, because it has no dosier and he does not know if lombardi osiers are a good use. Do you know these details and could you tell me about them? There followed a series of questions on the diamond trade in lombardy, Milan and Florence, but the recluse did not want to disturb: \My opinion is by no means made for the advantages of publishing here in the clandestine Socialist newspaper for Italy. My French experience is not in favor of this kind of publication; in the country itself, we quickly lose interest in what comes from the exiles, especially when they are paid.

However, a newspaper published abroad must always cost more than a newspaper in the country, especially when it is necessary to smuggle it underground. In any case, the thing may be tempted, and if, in this affair, I may be of any use to you, I am entirely at your service.

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