Friedrich Engels ‘took creative liberties’ with descriptions of class divides in Manchester
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A recent study by historian Emily Chung suggests that Friedrich Engels may have exaggerated the extent of class segregation in mid-19th century Manchester. While Engels is known for his critical views on social divides, this new research prompts a reevaluation of his descriptions, highlighting the complexities of historical narratives. Understanding the accuracy of such accounts is crucial as they shape our perception of social issues and inform contemporary discussions about inequality.
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