Peters, Carl, ed. Colonial politician, founder of the colony of German East Africa (1856-1918). Eigh. Letter from Carl Peters. 2 p. Double leaf with illustrative. Letterhead of the hotel "Bayerischer Hof". Gr. 8vo. Munich 23.VI.1907. To a friend. "... Even before I learned that you were coming here tonight, I had accepted an invitation to an artist's party. I now have the task of inviting you there as much as possible, and I very much hope to see you there. Dr. Rosenthal wants to try to see you at the station, for example, at the Hotel Deutscher Kaiser tonight. The feast is with Mr. Weigand, Sternwarteweg 3 ...". - Peters, who had been dishonorably released from the Reichsdienst in 1897 due to serious offenses in Africa, lived in England since 1896 and continued his economic-oriented colonial policy from there. - Including Peters' printed business card and 4 Bl. with text fragments from other hands on the topic of colonial politics and Peters.