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The International Psycho-Analytical Press
24 June 1924
London
Dear Professor,
I am sorry that Rickman felt obliged to bother you with these business matters, particularly in the unfavourable circumstances of an analysis. It is obviously impossible for half a dozen people in different parts of the world to accomplish anything unless plenary powers are delegated somewhere. I understood that you had left the matter entirely to Rank and myself and have been acting on this assumption. My letter to you of May 30th was only intended to report to you the progress made. It was a precise decription of the situation, but in answer to your questions I will now expand it further.
I had a long discussion with Rank at Salzburg and came to a clear understanding