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Engels and marriage

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By They came, Gentiles overwrought—, Treasured ’til January
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Posted Nov 06, 2020 by Eds. Originally published: Socialist Voice by Jenny Farrell (November 2, 2020)   | Friedrich Engels, whose 200th birthday falls on 28 November, had a very personal connection with Ireland. Soon after being sent to help run the family textile factory in Manchester in 1842 he met twenty-year-old Mary Burns, daughter of an Irish dyer. Engels’s friend the revolutionary German poet Georg Weerth wrote a poem about Mary after he met the couple.
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