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13 May 1914
69 Portland Court, London
Dear Professor Freud,
I suppose you felt that Sachs would give me all the Vienna news, and he has given me a great deal. So the Vereinigung affair is settled most satisfactorily for the time, but we must be prepared for more possibilities of trouble next. Jung is not slain, only defeated temporarily. He lectures in July before the British Medical Association.1 He will make a strong appeal in America and perhaps England, where the ψα plant is as yet of