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Küsnach-Zürich, 13 August 19101
Dear Professor Freud,
To yesterday's letter I must add that I wrote to Putnam some time ago.2 No answer. Neither from Prof. Hoch in New York. Concerning
the preface to the 3rd edition3 I am much in favour of your writing one. I'll read it with pleasure—and “quickly.”
Kind regards,
Yours sincerely, JUNG
Postcard.
About the International Association and the founding of an American branch. See Putnam and Psychoanalysis, ed. Hale, p. 103, Putnam to Freud late July 1910.
Jung confused the third edition of Die Traumdeutung, which Freud had mentioned earlier (above, 195 F), with the second edition of the Sammlung kleiner Schriften zur Neurosenlehre, vol. I, for which Deuticke wanted a new preface (above, 205 F end). In fact Freud did not write a preface to the latter.