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Mary 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 .
Mary Burns (29 September 1821 – 7 January 1863) was a working-class Irish woman, best known as the lifelong partner of Friedrich Engels. Burns lived in Salford, England. [citation needed] She met Engels during his first stay in Manchester, probably early in 1843.
Mary Burns: Die Frau, die Engels prägte. Wuppertal · Detlef Vonde berichtet anlässlich des 200. Geburtstages von Engels über ein besonderes Liebespaar, das in den Geschichtsbüchern aber kaum ...
Kurz nachdem sein Vater ihn 1843 in seine Textilfabrik nach Manchester schickte, lernte er die 20-jährige Mary Burns kennen, Tochter eines irischen Färbers. Schon 1845 fuhren sie gemeinsam nach Brüssel, wo sie an politischen Versammlungen teilnahmen. Hier trafen sie Engels’ Freund Georg Weerth, der meinte, Mary wäre Obstverkäuferin, laut ...
4. Nov. 2020 · An Irish Diary. Heart of class – An Irishman’s Diary on Friedrich Engels and Mary Burns. Expand. Friedrich Engels: his relationship with a second-generation Irish working-class woman had a...
16. Sept. 2021 · Accounts of their relationship credit Mary Burns with guiding Engels through miserable corners of the city and providing him with insights necessary for the development of The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844. In an intentional rejection of bourgeois values, the two never married.
In 1843 he met a working-class Irish woman, Mary Burns, and they lived together until her death in 1863. Mary was uneducated but also, according to Eleanor Marx, “very pretty, witty and altogether charming”. She was also politically radical. Mary and her sister Lizzie lived with Engels and after Mary’s death, Lizzie became his lover and ...
