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Mary Burns (29 September 1821 [1] – 7 January 1863) [2] [3] [4] was a working-class Irish woman, best known as the lifelong partner of Friedrich Engels. [5] [6] Burns was born and lived most of her life in Manchester, England. [citation needed] Not much is written about Burns.
Mary Burns ( Mary Byrne [1]) (geboren am 29. September 1821 in Manchester; [2] gestorben am 7. Januar 1863 ebenda), war eine irische Baumwollspinnerin und Lebenspartnerin [3] von Friedrich Engels. Zeitweise lebte sie unter dem Pseudonym Mary Boardman .
Her niece Mary Ellen Burns (known as ‘Pumps’) and sister Lydia (‘Lizzie’) Burns also lived with them. Credited with some responsibility for the interest Engels took in Irish affairs, she made a tour of Ireland (1856) with her common-law husband.
1. Aug. 2013 · Mary Burns exposed the capitalist’s son to the plight of the working people of Manchester. Mike Dash. August 1, 2013. Portrait of a young revolutionary: Friedrich Engels at age 21, in 1842, the...
Mary Burns and Engels considered marriage a bourgeois institution and never married. In the 1850s, when Mary Burns and Engels lived in Ardwick, Lizzie stayed with them as a housekeeper, and after her sister's death eventually became Engels' partner.
3. Feb. 2016 · Further research uncovered that Engels had been romantically involved with Mary Burns until her untimely death, before taking up with her sister Lizzie. “I thought, wow, this is gold dust.
September 1878 [5] in London ), war eine irische Baumwollspinnerin und Ehefrau von Friedrich Engels. Sie war die jüngere Schwester von Mary Burns, die mit Engels liiert und nach der allgemein geltenden Auffassung auch bis zu ihrem Tod im Jahr 1863 verheiratet war.
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