Wagner's Letters

F. A. Brockhaus to Anton Pusinelli

June 25, 1872 · Leipzig

Overview

The editors of the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung inform Pusinelli that they have printed his letter in part together with Wagner's reply to the "Victor Hugo" letter, enclosing two free copies and returning Wagner's original.

Letter

Herr Hofrath Dr. Pusinelli:

The editorial staff has received your kind letter of the 22nd inst., honoured sir, and in No. 146 of the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, of which you will find herewith the desired two copies, naturally sent gratis, we have printed both your letter (in part) and that of Richard Wagner. I am likewise returning the latter to you, herewith, in accordance with your request, and I thank you for your kind communication.

Very respectfully yours,

F. A. Brockhaus

Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung

Source: The Letters of Richard Wagner to Anton Pusinelli, trans. and ed. Elbert Lenrow (Alfred A. Knopf, 1932), No. 101